Arabella Murphy and Claire Weeks (Maurice Turnor Gardner) examine the changing private client tax landscape.
Brexit and the UK’s new government
More than three years since the referendum 2019 has been another year dominated by Brexit and the final weeks of the year will lead to a new government which will (or perhaps will not) resolve the matter one way or another. In truth however the private wealth profession has not had to face many of the difficult questions about Brexit that have confronted those in the commercial world. There have been discussions about whether EU families will leave the UK (or not come to the UK) if Brexit happens whether UK nationals in an EU state will be ‘land-locked’ and unable to move freely to other EU states and whether VAT will continue to apply to services and goods supplied between the UK...
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Arabella Murphy and Claire Weeks (Maurice Turnor Gardner) examine the changing private client tax landscape.
Brexit and the UK’s new government
More than three years since the referendum 2019 has been another year dominated by Brexit and the final weeks of the year will lead to a new government which will (or perhaps will not) resolve the matter one way or another. In truth however the private wealth profession has not had to face many of the difficult questions about Brexit that have confronted those in the commercial world. There have been discussions about whether EU families will leave the UK (or not come to the UK) if Brexit happens whether UK nationals in an EU state will be ‘land-locked’ and unable to move freely to other EU states and whether VAT will continue to apply to services and goods supplied between the UK...
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