Carol Lynch

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Irish businesses told not to wait for trade deal to prepare for Brexit

Companies ‘sleep walking’ into a customs trap, says clearance service Declaron

BDO and Fexco launch new customs service ahead of Brexit

From January 1st, 2021, all exports and imports to the Republic from the UK will legally require customs clearance documentation

Covid-19 has distracted us from the looming threat of Brexit

Smart Money: Brexit is back – here are the five things you need to know

Suspicions rife as key Brexit trade talks begin in Brussels

Change is coming but its nature will depend on whether or not a deal can be reached

Brexit: Out-but-in customs plan has hallmarks of hastily agreed deal

Small print on operational details of complex Irish Sea border checks has yet to be written

Irish companies trading with UK ramp up Brexit readiness

Revenue reports boost in applications for EORI numbers to trade with ‘third country’

Businesses becoming less optimistic on Brexit

Nearly two-thirds expecting negative impact from Britain leaving the EU

Small businesses too ‘time poor’ to prepare for Brexit – industry group

Haulier group says State will not cope with no deal regardless of customs registrations

UK looking for alternatives to Border backstop. Do they exist?

UK government establishes special group to look at alternatives to proposed backstop

Surge in number of companies seeking customs numbers for post-Brexit trade with UK

Revenue says big increase in number of businesses registering

How the Brexit withdrawal deal would limit damage to Ireland

There are positives to the proposed Brexit deal for the Irish economy if it goes through

Irish firms stockpile goods in UK to counter no-deal Brexit

Exporters act to protect €65bn trade link as uncertainty frustrates long-term planning

What might Brexit mean for your pocket and your job prospects?

Smart Money: a special report on what Brexit will mean for Irish households

Brexit: Traders could face €100 bill for every cross-Border transport

BDO partner Carol Lynch tells Oireachtas committee of possible compliance headaches

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