Brexit Radar: discover what’s ahead and plan your next steps

Although the UK has left the EU, many are still unsure about the varied impact Brexit may have on their business.

At Mazars, we have developed a tool that enables businesses in all jurisdictions to access, in one place, information about operating in the UK and Europe.

Brexit Radar

This Brexit Radar has been designed for businesses that do not have large internal tax functions and are having to manage developments on a daily business.

The Brexit Radar will be updated to reflect any developments and is intended to give peace of mind and highlight areas to think about that may not have been considered.

Click here to access the tool

Our EU Exit hub

If you would like more information on the latest developments concerning EU Exit, please visit our EU Exit Hub.

EU Exit hub

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