It brexit boom for contractors

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JohntheBike replied

28 January 2019, 13:56
Originally posted by Brussels Slumdog View Post

I forecast a boom for programers and configurators after March
All UK companies will need to become non EU compliant. VAT and pricing will no longer be based on EU rules but WTO rules, which means a lot of configuration and testing.
I remember the wonderful year 2000 IT boom.

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surprisingly, although there are clearly intercompany VAT considerations for my current client, I've had no heads up information as yet on what is intended for the application that I support.
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TwoWolves replied

27 January 2019, 17:00
I've been wondering this myself, probably an uptick in public sector gigs too. Though of course they'll never deliver and waste millions as usual.
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Brussels Slumdog started a topic It brexit boom for contractors

27 January 2019, 11:40
It brexit boom for contractors

I forecast a boom for programers and configurators after March
All UK companies will need to become non EU compliant. VAT and pricing will no longer be based on EU rules but WTO rules, which means a lot of configuration and testing.
I remember the wonderful year 2000 IT boom.

Sent from my SM-A320FL using Contractor UK Forum mobile app
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