[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Cherie

how much is it?

My friend who did it recently told me she paid about 800 pounds

[The Slim Reaper]

Vanessa and disaster capitalists are the only people who'll benefit from brexit.

[Vanessa]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Its been debated on TV his morning,we will still be able to travel,we might just have to exert ourselves and get a visa like we used to before we went into the EU.

I think it depends how long they go. A week I don't think will need a visa.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

I think it depends how long they go. A week I don't think will need a visa.

That makes sense Vanessa

[arista]

PM Johnson has arrived in Berlin
for a talk with the Lady in charge.


https://news.sky.com/story/live-bori...dlock-11790688

[arista]

[bots]

Their financial obligations include things like paying British peoples pensions, so they will pay it or there will be uproar. Also the payment is staggered over something like a 10 year period, paying the obligations on a year by year basis. There has been so much blatantly false information spread on this.

[Sticks]

STUFF IT

They can whistle for it

[arista]

And

[Twosugars]

Angela Merkel has challenged Boris Johnson to come up with a solution to avert a no-deal Brexit “in the next 30 days”, putting responsibility for stopping the UK crashing out of the EU firmly at the British prime minister’s door

.

[bots]

He fell right in to Angela's trap .... clever guy

[arista]

Johnson PM is Live in France
He is telling the French Leader about all
the Co-Partnerships with the UK.
Even mentioned Concorde.

https://news.sky.com/story/live-macr...fault-11791091

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

He fell right in to Angela's trap .... clever guy

tbf not sure what else could be expected, its the UK wont agree to the deal so they have to find a solution

[arista]

[12:17

Johnson: A great deal of work has already been done to ensure a smooth transition on 31 October.
We want to do all the necessary work on both sides to prepare for Brexit.]

[arista]

[Macron says 'future of UK...cannot but be European' despite Brexit]

[Twosugars]

The irony being it was May who came up with the backstop

[arista]

[bots]

Every vat registered business is being auto signed up to a scheme that allows them to continue trading with the EU in the event of a no deal, so that settles a lot of immediate issues

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Every vat registered business is being auto signed up to a scheme that allows them to continue trading with the EU in the event of a no deal, so that settles a lot of immediate issues

It allows HMRC to keep taking their money....Anyone can order goods and pay for goods, the brexit question is how do you get the goods here?

[bots]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

It allows HMRC to keep taking their money....Anyone can order goods and pay for goods, the brexit question is how do you get the goods here?

without that scheme they wouldnt be able to trade with the EU so it is a pretty big thing. If they trade, the goods move back and forth .... that's how you get them

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

without that scheme they wouldnt be able to trade with the EU so it is a pretty big thing. If they trade, the goods move back and forth .... that's how you get them

Do you have a link to this deal info please,
VAT is just one tax businesses deal with there are many others, what of those?

I'm aware of how goods move in theory bots, in practice what will the border issues be...or the transportation?

How does paying VAT solve these problems?

[bots]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Do you have a link to this deal info please,
VAT is just one tax businesses deal with there are many others, what of those?

I'm aware of how goods move in theory bots, in practice what will the border issues be...or the transportation?

How does paying VAT solve these problems?

this isn't a vat scheme, its just those that are vat registered are automatically registered to this trading scheme. There are details on the BBC news site, thats where I saw it yesterday, the link isn't on the front page today

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49408848

The government has said it will start automatically enrolling UK firms in a customs system as it speeds up its preparations for a no-deal Brexit.

The move will enable UK firms to continue to trade with EU member states after the UK leaves the EU.

Business trade groups had urged the government to act after many firms failed to register for the system.

The CBI said it was "a sensible move" but "one of hundreds of things that needed to be done" in a no-deal event.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

this isn't a vat scheme, its just those that are vat registered are automatically registered to this trading scheme. There are details on the BBC news site, thats where I saw it yesterday, the link isn't on the front page today

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49408848

Well if it's one of a hundred things that need to be done I can't see it solving a lot of immediate issues. ..
Personally I don't see why they have to enrol if nothing is changing, what is the reason for enrolment? They are aware of the 240,000 businesses that currently trade, what reason could there be to re-register if it's not for revised charges?

[bots]

We will no longer be in the EU customs union, so we need our own customs system. If businesses are not in it they cant move goods in and out of the uk

There may well be 100 steps (although i believe that to be a gross exaggeration) but if they arent in that system they cant do trade with europe.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Macron's so doable

At least he is Honest
perfect for Johnson PM