With only a few weeks to go (effective date 29 March, 2019) and still no sign of an agreement between the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU), many tax authorities are gearing up for a hard Brexit.

A hard Brexit means a number of things, but critically it means customs-controlled borders, which introduces additional processes and procedures for businesses that move goods between the UK and the EU. In the absence of any business planning to address this change, the movement of goods may be significantly delayed.

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