Upon leaving the European Union, the UK should not be included in the EU VAT area and adopt its own specific VAT regime, UK lawmakers agreed on July 16, 2018, in a move that may derail the Government’s efforts to agree a Brexit transition period to cushion the impact of Brexit on firms.
Source: Tax-News
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