There are about ten days left until the UK presumably leaves the EU. An event of such a magnitude is bound to have tax implications. Clearly, VAT and customs are the most affected taxes, yet the corporate income tax (CIT) treatment will also change. This article explores how Brexit will affect a few situations we have picked for review.
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