However, many relevant practical questions for businesses remain open and still need to be resolved. So, what does the deal between the UK and the EU mean for Switzerland? What effect does Brexit have on your business?
Changes in the supply chain, customs and VAT, immigration and social security could be particularly relevant.
Brexit-related changes on both the strategic and operational sides of customs will have a significant effect on the entire supply chain. Areas that will be particularly affected include trade export controls, electronic customs processing, statistical reporting, formal requirements and the preferential origin of goods. It’s not just direct UK - EU flows that will be impacted, but also other parts of any supply chain touching the UK. Overcoming these technical and specialist challenges efficiently will require the support of strong and reliable partners.
We discuss the challenges and possible solutions to emerge stronger than ever from this change.
We provide insights and respond to the most asked questions about VAT and customs implications of the Brexit trade and cooperation agreements.
We explain the relevant key areas of the Brexit deal and what they mean in particular for Swiss headquarters with operations in the UK and the EU.
Brexit experts from Switzerland and the UK share their views and insights, in particular for Swiss headquarters with operations in the UK and the EU.
During the current Brexit transition period, goods can still be shipped tariff free and without import and export formalities from the EU mainland to the UK and vice versa. After the transition period, scheduled for 1 January 2021, EU - UK trade will be subject to import and export formalities and the UK will set its...
This paper details the position of AWMs on Day One after Brexit, anticipation of operating models changing further in months/years to follow.
