Many British companies, whose business are linked to the European Union, have begun to flee abroad; To avoid the financial fees that have been imposed since the beginning of the current year.
According to Arabiya Net, many companies were forced to permanently leave Britain or establish sister companies within one of the member states of the Union.
Many British companies have had to set up separate companies within the European Union to avoid additional fees, paperwork and taxes resulting from Brexit, according to reports published by local media in Britain. \
and the Brexit deal reached late last year, a few days before the actual exit, had led to food and commodities being confronted Incoming to Britain from other countries and then shipped to the European Union fees
High, and the agreement also provides for new checks and customs papers at the borders.
The UK-EU trade agreement includes a one-year waiver of declarations on terms of rules of origin, which spells out how much of an element must be manufactured locally to avoid tariffs.
Under the terms, customs duties will be imposed on goods that do not meet the requirements of the rules of origin, but import and export workers say that the new system after Brexit and the massive amounts of paperwork caused Confusion and delays have occurred at the border since January 1
2021.
Reports say that British companies need to submit an additional 215 customs forms a year after Brexit, which could cost 12 billion pounds (16.4 billion pounds) Dollars), according to government accounts published in July.
According to a report published by the British Observer newspaper and seen by Al Arabiya Net, small companies in Britain are currently encouraged by consultants working in the Ministry of International Trade to register new companies within European Union Single Market, terms
They can distribute their goods more freely and avoid border problems and value-added tax issues.
