As a UK business, Sage understands the complexities that come with major compliance changes. As experts in compliance and legislation for almost 40 years, they are committed to providing our customers with a single place to access the very best information on Brexit, the impact this may have, and how you can best prepare for 1 January 2021.
Sage are adapting their products, guidance and services in preparation so that your solution remains compliant with legislative changes that will occur across payroll, VAT and other taxes where required.
Please use the Sage Hub to find UK government resources, help from experts in Sage, product support and other key areas to help you get ready for the end of the Brexit transition period. We have also listed some key information below.
If you have any queries, please send us a message or call us on 01604 655900.
Free trade in both goods and services across the EU, as well as the free movement of employees, are set to change. How will it affect business?
The UK transition period comes to an end on the 31st December 2020. Are you ready for the new year? Here are the steps you can take right now.
Using this official tool, answer a few questions to understand how your business could be affected by Brexit and what you need to do.
Businesses registered for VAT that import goods into the UK from anywhere in the world can use a new system called postponed VAT.
All UK businesses located in GB that import or export goods to or from the European Union (EU) will need an Economic Operator Registration and Identification (EORI) number that starts with GB.
The Government is urging businesses to sign up to the Trader Support Service (TSS) before the end of the Brexit transition period.
Coming soon... When more is known about the final Government negotiations, Sage 200 cloud-specific information will be posted here. Save this link for future reference!
Join Sage's free one-hour webinar to understand the impact on accounting practices and cash flow of businesses who trade in the EU.
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