What impact will Brexit have on UK businesses?

On 23rd June 2016, 51.9% of the British population voted to leave the European Union (EU). Since then, the UK government has been negotiating with the EU to reach a deal on the future of the relationship. Regardless of whether a deal is struck, the UK will leave the EU on 29th March 2019. The UK will then enter into a two-year transition period. No matter the size of your business or what sector you operate in, it is crucial you consider the legal, regulatory, political, economic and market changes, while remaining aware of competitor and consumer behaviour in this uncertain climate. Given the uncertainty surrounding Brexit and climate of immense change, businesses have the opportunity to innovate and break into new markets. How can you prepare for Brexit? What opportunities can your business grasp? What challenges will your business face? How can you overcome them? Our whitepaper breaks down the complexity of Brexit for you and helps you discover what you should be doing now. Download today to receive your eight-step 'Brexit audit' checklist.

Topics covered in this whitepaper:

• What is Brexit and what might it look like?

We have broken down the complexity of Brexit into a timeline and set out the potential relationship models for the UK and EU to enter into upon departure.

• How will Brexit impact your business?

Brexit will affect UK businesses. We have explored the potential effects and what other UK businesses are doing right now to prepare for Brexit. Discover the opportunities and challenges that may arise due to Brexit and how you can make the most of them.

• What should you be doing now?

We have created an eight-step ‘Brexit Audit’ checklist to help you formulate a plan and prepare your business for life after Brexit.

• The legal landscape

What laws surround Brexit? We have broken down key legislation that your business must consider and keep up-to-date with in order to remain compliant post-Brexit.