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THE IMPLICATIONS OF BREXIT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR

Myfanwy Neville

Property & Construction
Partner at BKL

A NOTE FROM
THE AUTHOR

By definition, construction is forward looking. As a creator, innovator and employer across the UK, the industry’s role presents many opportunities to explore in the years ahead.

There are also challenges for construction businesses to navigate. Brexit and its effects on trade, immigration and law; a complex and changing tax landscape, including the Construction Services Domestic Reverse Charge from March 2021; and not forgetting the coronavirus pandemic’s continuing economic impact.

In this report, we and other experts will share insights into these challenges and opportunities, and how the sector can meet them in the way it knows best: constructively.

In this report:

  • What does Brexit mean for the construction sector?

  • How to mitigate Brexit risk

  • Supply chains and resilience

  • UK immigration post-Brexit

  • Construction Services Domestic Reverse Charge

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    Join us:

    Listen to our experts discuss the topics in this report in further detail on 11 May at 1pm

    Our experts will discuss:

    • Supply chain challenges

    • New VAT rules

    • Challenges for EU workers

    • The need for sustainability

    • Building back better

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    Our team can advise on all construction industry issues such as the construction industry scheme, cashflow management and special purpose companies to minimise tax leakage.

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