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In the first in our 10 Minutes on Tax series, we look at the VAT & Customs landscape post-Brexit.

In this article, Sara Hamill, Tax Director and Johnny Hanna and Mathew Scott, Tax Partners from our KPMG Belfast tax practice, outline the key tax aspects of the UK Budget 2021 and their potential impact for businesses operating in Northern Ireland.

The Irish fintech industry secured $68.6 million in M&A, venture capital and private equity transactions across ten deals in the second half of 2020, according to the latest KPMG Pulse of Fintech H2’20, a bi-annual report tracking global fintech VC, PE & M&A investment trends.

Individuals leaving the UK for the EU should consider the pension implications.

The Protocol on social security in the European Union-United Kingdom Trade and Cooperation Agreement includes an opt-in possibility in its provision for posted workers.

Brexit challenges continue but opportunities beckon.

To assist you in understanding, planning and adjusting to this new reality, the experts in our Brexit Response team have set out our analysis of some of the key aspects of the Deal, and key issues business can focus on.

A new regime for businesses to account for VAT on imports of goods into Ireland from non-EU countries came into effect on 1 January 2021, writes David Duffy of our Tax team.

The United Kingdom has now left the EU’s Custom Union and Single Market from the start of 2021. As widely predicted, there has been considerable disruption from day one for certain businesses, particularly for retailers writes Niall Savage, KPMG Retail & Manufacturing Lead,