Cross-border tax complexity cost the UK economy £47.6 billion in...
Cross-border tax complexity cost the UK economy £47.6 billion in lost revenue last year — an average revenue loss of...
READ MORESmall business exporters shrug of threat of no-deal Brexit
As Prime Minister Boris Johnson assembles his “war Cabinet” to confront Brussels with the threat of a no-deal Brexit, small business exporters have shrugged off the risk of Britain crashing out of the EU.
The majority of UK SMEs that export internationally are more worried about President Trump’s “America First” trade policies and the risk of a global economic slowdown than Britain exiting the EU without a deal.
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