Brexit loan scheme: How it works and how your business can apply
Find out about the Brexit loan scheme, which has been extended to December 2021. It could help if your business has been affected by Brexit.
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For UK businesses, the transition period for Brexit is coming to an end on 31 December 2020. Sage are here to support you and your business in any we can.
To get started and understand what this means, you can read our blog on Brexit, or learn more by following the latest Government of Ireland guidance on what you need to do to be prepared.
As a business across UK and Ireland, Sage deeply understands the complexities that come with major compliance changes. As experts in compliance and legislation for almost 40 years, we are committed to providing our customers with a single place to access the very best information on Brexit, the impact this may have, and some of the key actions your business can consider.
In addition, we are adapting our products, guidance and services in preparation, so that your solution continues to enable you to meet your legal obligations in line with legislative changes across areas such as VAT and other taxes.
This hub brings together UK government resources, experts in Sage, product support and other key areas helping you navigate the end of the Brexit transition period and the new relationship between the UK and EU.
With the transition period coming to an end on 31 December 2020, there are steps you can take now to get your business ready.
Find out about the Brexit loan scheme, which has been extended to December 2021. It could help if your business has been affected by Brexit.
Not sure what an EORI number or what it means for your business post-Brexit? Find out how to apply for one and trade with the UK.
If your business imports goods from Great Britain, you may be able to avoid cash flow problems by using postponed VAT accounting.
This article outlines what Republic of Ireland businesses need to do about customs and VAT after the Brexit transition period ends.
How will Brexit affect businesses in Ireland? This article answers a number of questions to help you do business in a post-Brexit world.
Use this Brexit jargon buster to gain clarity on the key phrases that are being used as the UK prepares to leave the European Union.
Subscribe to our monthly Sage Advice newsletter where you can keep up to date with key business insights and tips on a range of topics, including Brexit.
Guidance specifically aimed at helping small businesses prepare for the end of the transition period.
Rest assured, we’ve been handling compliance, legislation, and global changes with businesses for almost 40 years, so our experience speaks for itself.
We’re working behind the scenes to ensure that your business software is covered and you have all the information and tools at your fingertips once a decision has been made.
We have robust governance procedures in place to manage preparations, comprised of many stakeholders including industry and government specialists to ensure that we are ready to help you handle the impact of Brexit on your business.
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