Brexit
The Brexit deal holds quite considerable uncertainties and will affect many businesses in still not yet fully foreseeable ways. What are the implications of the over 1,000-page Brexit trade and security deal? Our indirect tax team discuss VAT and indirect taxes after Brexit.
Irish businesses have been presented with a completely fresh set of challenges as a result of Brexit, says Mazars VAT director, Alan McManus
08/07/2021 For many countries, it remains challenging to understand the varied impacts of Brexit - whether doing business directly or indirectly with Northern Ireland and the UK. Organisations that trade with Northern Ireland should understand that the terms of the Ireland/Northern Ireland Protocol require that Northern Ireland maintains alignment with the EU VAT rules for goods (but not services)....
After years of negotiations the UK has officially left the European Union. For many companies, it remains difficult to fully understand the varied impacts of Brexit – whether doing business directly or indirectly with the UK.
Brexit has had a significant impact on EEA based organisations that do business and transfer personal data with the UK. Organisations face additional issues around breach management, managing third parties and dealing with two sets of regulations.
On April 5, 2024, Finance Minister Michael McGrath launched a Feedback Statement (FS) on the proposed implementation of a Participation Exemption for foreign dividends within the Irish tax system. The FS invites feedback from interested parties on a “Strawman Proposal” developed for the implementation of the Participation Exemption.
In 2022, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) published its new multi-annual strategy for 2023-2028. ESMA’s 2024 Annual Work Programme is structured around the implementation of the ESMA strategy, fulfilling ESMA mandates in the legislation and building on the activities executed in 2023.
The European Central Bank (ECB) Banking Supervision set out the activities it wishes to develop via its 2024-2026 strategy. 2024 is the first year of the three-year plan.
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