Maintaining compliance with changing regulatory frameworks is crucial for any business to continue to operate and trade across the EU and non-EU countries as they do now. Is your business is up-to-date and able to maintain compliance with changing regulatory frameworks?
Understanding your business’s supply chain is imperative when faced with changes to customs duties, greater regulation, the potential subsequent delays to goods and services, and the ability of a business to trade. Have you considered the impact of Brexit on your supply chain?
16 January 2019
Leading audit, tax and consulting firm to the middle market RSM responds to the outcome of the meaningful vote on the EU Withdrawal Agreement.
We have identified five areas that businesses should begin examining as part of their preparations. Use this checklist to see if you're ready for Brexit.
30 November 2018
Brexit will have a far-reaching impact for many businesses. Bringing both uncertainty and new opportunities, middle market businesses must start planning for any eventuality. We outline five areas that businesses should begin examining as part of their preparations.
22 November 2018
David Blacher, partner and national head of TMT at RSM predicts that whilst the short to medium term measures of the Digital Services Tax are targeted at global on-line businesses, the same tax system will, eventually, catch up with most tech companies.
22 August 2018
The UK government will publish the first in a series of technical notices designed to prepare the UK for a no-deal Brexit. RSM says it is imperative that the notices present guidance that is clear, and without ambiguity, so that businesses are able to prepare for every eventuality, just 219 days ahead of Brexit on 29 March 2019.
14 February 2018
Businesses may need to restructure their affairs to allow them to operate in Europe post-Brexit.
