It has been almost two years since the UK left the EU, and many Irish and UK-based businesses have adapted to the new legal and customs implications of trading between the UK and Ireland in a post-Brexit environment. However, it is also important to ensure that all businesses continue to focus on the Irish VAT implications of trade with non-EU businesses so that they remain compliant.
Source BDO
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