Summary Full compliance with the existing UK immigration and visa rules would pose considerable burdens, including the requirement for a certificate of sponsorship, obtaining visas, associated fees and procedures. ...
Summary This section sets out the visitor rules insofar as they relate to doing business in the UK. The visitor rules may be a sustainable long-term method of providing services in the UK through EU 26 citizens on ...
Summary This chapter sets out requirements for employer sponsorship under the general UK employment visa scheme. In effect, a sponsoring employer must have a UK base. If a trader’s employees were employed through ...
Overview The UK government is subject to two opposing forces. On the one hand, is the fact that many of the voters in favour Brexit were concerned about immigration. On the other hand, EU migrant labour is critical ...
New immigration system: what you need to know The UK is introducing a points-based immigration system from 2021. Published 28 January 2020 Last updated 19 February 2020 — On 19 February 2020, the government set out ...
Summary The purpose of this chapter is to illustrate that Irish nationals (citizens) should be entitled to continue to come to the UK to work in all likely scenarios, even in a hard Brexit. The has been a very firm ...
itizenship Citizenship grants the most extensive rights to be in the State and enjoy the benefits of its laws and protection. Nationals and naturalised residents are citizens. A wide range of persons potentially ...
UK Settled Status Applicants from the EEA countries and Switzerland (and their families) who have been continuously resident in the UK for 5 years at the date of application will be eligible to apply for settled ...
Context There is likely to be continuing uncertainty during 2020 as to the EU GB trade relationship after the effective exit date at the end of the year. This might lift only lift when a final agreement is entered. ...
Context This chapter deal with North South (NI EU) (and vice versa) trade. It does not deal with purchases or acquisitions where the goods may travel through GB after the effective date of Brexit so that transit ...
Overview The broad principles of how VAT, customs procedures and regulatory checks will operate in Northern Ireland, for goods moving between NI and GB in both directions as well as goods moving between NI and the ...
Context This chapter looks at the possible or likely treatment of traders’ sales into GB from NI under the NI Protocol. Once again, as in the case of purchases from GB into NI, the detailed rules have not yet been ...
Context The Northern Ireland Protocol states that Northern Ireland is to be within the United Kingdom customs territory. However, for most practical purposes it is effectively in the European Union customs territory. ...
EU and Direct Tax Direct taxes on income and gains are not an EU competence. They are a matter for the member states exclusively. The basic principles in relation to the scope of direct taxes both for companies and ...
Common Consolidated Tax Base Proposal The EU Commission has pursued the adoption of an EU wide common consolidated corporate tax base. It is proposed that as a fair transparent and efficient tax system. The original ...
EU and Direct Tax Direct taxes on income and gains are not an EU competence. They are a matter for the member states exclusively. The basic principles in relation to the scope of direct taxes both for companies and ...
Social Security And Free Movement Since the early days of the EU, there have been EU Social Security measures that seek to facilitate the free movement of workers. In the absence of such coordinating measures, ...
ANNEX to the Recommendation for a COUNCIL DECISION authorising the opening of negotiations for a new partnership with the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland ANNEX DIRECTIVES FOR THE NEGOTIATION OF A ...
PART II: ECONOMIC PART 1. OBJECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES 16. The envisaged partnership should include an ambitious, wide-ranging and balanced economic partnership. This partnership should be comprehensive, encompassing a ...
PART II: ECONOMIC PART 1. OBJECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES 16. The envisaged partnership should include an ambitious, wide-ranging and balanced economic partnership. This partnership should be comprehensive, encompassing a ...
10. TRANSPORT A. Aviation a) Air transport 57. The envisaged partnership should address comprehensively the aviation relationship with the United Kingdom. It should ensure, on the basis of commercial principles and ...
15. LEVEL PLAYING FIELD AND SUSTAINABILITY A. General 89. Given the Union and the United Kingdom’s geographic proximity and economic interdependence, the envisaged partnership must ensure open and fair competition, ...
PART III: SECURITY PART 1. OBJECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES 110. With a view to the Union’s security and the safety of its citizens, the Parties should establish a broad, comprehensive and balanced security partnership. ...
PART IV: INSTITUTIONAL AND OTHER HORIZONTAL ARRANGEMENTS 1. STRUCTURE 142. The envisaged partnership should be embedded in an overall governance framework covering all areas of economic and security cooperation, and, ...
error: Content is protected !!