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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2020 · 17 MIN

Top 10 effects of Brexit on Direct Tax

from PwC's Tax Bites Podcast · host PwC Belgium

The UK is leaving the EU internal market. From a direct tax perspective, this will have a huge impact. Losing access to the EU internal market will not only impact restructurings involving the UK, but also day-to-day operational flows between the EU and the UK. In this podcast, we’ll walk you through the 10 most important considerations from a direct tax perspective. Are you in control of your direct tax in the face of Brexit?Speakers:Pieter Deré, PwC BelgiumTamara Geboers, PwC BelgiumJean-Philippe Van West, PwC BelgiumJenni Bullivant, PwC UKHave a look at all our previous episodes and stay up to date on www.pwc.be/tax-bites

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The UK is leaving the EU internal market. From a direct tax perspective, this will have a huge impact. Losing access to the EU internal market will not only impact restructurings involving the UK, but also day-to-day operational flows between the EU and the UK. In this podcast, we’ll walk you through the 10 most important considerations from a direct tax perspective. Are you in control of your direct tax in the face of Brexit? Speakers: Pieter Deré, PwC BelgiumTamara Geboers, PwC BelgiumJean-...

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