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Brexit Plan for Irish Businesses
We will help you prepare a Brexit Plan tailored to your business needs. We bring substantial experience to the table and will outline a list of common issues faced by businesses in ROI concerning Brexit, to begin the conversation.
One to two (virtual) meetings with some homework on both sides is all that is required to help prepare your Brexit Plan. The first step will be to get your business approved by IntertradeIreland as an applicant to ensure that our service is free to use for you.
Brexit Plan for NI Businesses
We will help you prepare a Brexit Plan tailored to your business needs. We bring substantial experience to the table and will outline a list of common issues faced by businesses in Northern Ireland concerning Brexit to begin the conversation.
One to two (virtual) meetings with some homework on both sides is all that is required to help prepare your Brexit Plan. The first step will be to get your business approved by InterTradeIreland as an applicant to ensure that our service is free to use for you.
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Are You Concerned About?:
Tariffs
Import or Export of goods to GB (directly or via NI)
"Non-Origin" GB or EU Goods
Safe Guard Duties on Products (e.g. steel)
Remapping your Supply Chain
Selection of Inco Terms
Currency Hedging
Staff Location
Or any other Brexit related matter?
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Our Guide to Brexit
Terminology
Since the UK referendum to leave, many new pieces of Brexit-related jargon have entered popular use.
Here is our guide to some key terms you may see in the news or discussions about Brexit:
BREXIT
Brexit (like its early variant, Brixit) is a portmanteau of “British” and “exit”. Brexit may have first been used in reference to a possible UK withdrawal from the EU by Peter Wilding, in a ‘Euractiv’ log post on 15 May 2012 (this is given as the first attestation in the Oxford English Dictionary).
BREXITEER/BREXITER
Those supporting Brexit are sometimes referred to as “Brexiteers”, or “Brexiters”.
PROTOCOL
Appended to the Withdrawal Deal, the Protocol outlines Northern Ireland’s status and prevent a hard border on the Island or Ireland.
REMAINER
Those in favor of the UK remaining in the EU are sometimes referred to as “Remainers”.
TRANSITIONAL PERIOD
This refers to the period to time given to the UK to negotiate a withdrawal agreement. This period ended on 30th Dec 2020.
TRADE AND COOPERATION AGREEMENT – DECEMBER 2020
On 24 December 2020, the UK and EU agreed a new Trade and Cooperation Agreement to govern the future trading and security relationship now that the UK has left the EU. This agreement applies provisionally from 31 December 2020.
WITHDRAWL AGREEMENT
The legally binding agreement that outlines the terms and conditions
applicable to the UK’s exit from the EU –signed Oct 2019.
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