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Work on the primary inspection posts where imported goods will be checked at Dublin Port after Brexit. Photograph: Enda O’Dowd
Business groups want longer VAT deferral on UK imports after Brexit

The Government should introduce deferred accounting of import VAT for three months to help businesses avoid a cash-flow crisis after Brexit, business (...)

Cars and trucks exit the DFDS Seaways Newhaven-Dieppe ferry ’Cote d’Albatre’ in October 2018 in Dieppe’s harbour, northwestern France. Photograph: Charly Triballeau/AFP/Getty
Normandy political, business leaders discuss post-Brexit plans in Dublin

Political and business leaders from Normandy visited Dublin last week to discuss contingency plans for Brexit including cargo ships travelling directl(...)

National and international newspapers in the UK, featuring front page reaction to the historic loss in the Brexit deal vote. Photograph: Bloomberg
UK searches for answers as May’s deal is crushed

It was billed as an historic vote – one that would plot the path for the United Kingdom to throw off the shackles of the European Union and go boldly (...)

Simon McKeever, chief executive of the Irish Exporters Association, says the State is not ready for a hard Brexit.
Ireland would be ‘screwed’ if UK crashes out of EU, exports chief warns

Ireland would be “screwed” in the event of a no-deal Brexit, which is now more likely than at any other time, the head of the Irish Exporters Associat(...)

Retailers and manufacturers have been advised to carry out detailed reviews of their supply chains to ensure “day one readiness” for Brexit can be achieved.
Irish companies told to ramp up contingency plans after UK Brexit vote

Irish businesses have been urged to intensify plans for a no-deal Brexit following Tuesday’s historic House of Commons defeat of UK prime minister The(...)

A screen shows the trajectory of the pound over this afternoon ahead of the Brexit Deal vote
May loses Brexit vote, Ireland rejects EU tax plans, and Datalex shares fall 59%

The overwhelming rejection by MPs of Theresa May’s Brexit deal, the biggest defeat ever inflicted on any government, sees the UK prime minister in a r(...)

The EU typically accounts for 50 per cent of Irish goods exports, with the UK, Germany and Belgium accounting for the lion’s share. Photograph: Alan Betson
US and Germany viewed as top destinations for market diversification

The United States and Germany are seen by Irish exporters as providing the best opportunity to diversify into new markets amid the uncertainty of Brex(...)

The Irish Pharmacy Union said the contingency plan for a no-deal Brexit was ‘long overdue’ but the pharmacies needed ‘clear guidance and practical solutions’ to benefit patients. Photograph: EPA
Government must produce more detailed no-deal Brexit plans - business group

The Government must produce more information on how businesses would manage a no-deal Brexit “on the ground” and to provide “more meaningful” support (...)

Lorries bound for Europe at Dover Port in Kent: 53 per cent of Irish goods exports with the rest of the world, not including Britain, pass through the UK in terms of volume. Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA
Post-Brexit red tape to be cut as UK signs up to transit accord

Potential post-Brexit restrictions on Irish freight passing through the UK will be eased after Britain signed up to an international agreement coverin(...)

Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney, who is managing the State’s response to Brexit. A spokesman for Mr Coveney says further no-deal contingency plans will be published in due course by the Government and the EU. Photograph: Cyril Byrne
Government urged to publish no-deal Brexit contingency plans

The Government must set out in detail its plans to cope with a potential crash-out exit by the United Kingdom from the European Union, business repres(...)

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