The British public has spoken and made clear that they see the UK’s interests best-served by leaving the European Union. What will it mean for business and the economy? Explore our insight papers to find out more about what this change can mean.
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What does the Brexit mean for businesses in the Netherlands and the rest of Europe? Is your business ready to adapt, take new opportunities and mitigate any downside risks?
The UK voted in a referendum to leave the EU. The UK government intends to follow the outcome of the referendum. In the way towards an actual Brexit, the UK government published their 12 priorities for upcoming negotiations.
The United Kingdom (UK) has decided to leave the EU following the referendum held on June 23, 2016. While this decision will affect a range of tax issues, EU law and, accordingly, EU tax rules will fully apply as long as the UK has not yet formally left the EU.
An update on the Brexit negotiations anticipating the upcoming Chequers meeting.
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An Indirect Tax perspective: Effects of the Brexit and information on VAT, Customs duty, Excise duty and systems and controls.
Brexit: A new dimension in corporate Real Estate Location strategy for corporates
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Roger Brands
Brexit team
Using data analytics to prepare for Brexit.
Determining your Brexit location strategy.
Understanding the Legal implications of Brexit
rbrands@deloitte.nl
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