21 October 2020: The Brexit conversation used to revolve largely around processing forms. Now it is more about the CFO grasping that Brexit is a key part of business resilience. This is this view of Tim Morris, Chief Executive of UK Major Ports Group.
20 October 2020: With the Brexit transition deadline looming, HMRC is sending letters to all VAT-registered businesses within Great Britain that trade with the EU and/or the rest of the world.
20 October 2020: ICAEW has joined business groups representing seven million UK workers to make an urgent plea for a UK-EU trade deal, stating a deal is pivotal to post-COVID recovery.
16 October 2020: The Financial Reporting Council’s Jon Thompson spoke about the drivers for and progress in audit reform, the attractiveness of the profession and the challenges of COVID-19.
| Date | Webinar title | Accessibility and cost | Booking |
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| 21 October 2020 | Be prepared for BREXIT with financial & professional services insight It’s now a matter of weeks before Britain transitions out of the EU, which may prove challenging and costly for businesses that aren’t prepared. ICAEW and the Growth Platform are delighted to be able to bring you a roundtable discussion with exclusive insight for the Financial & Professional Services sector. |
No charge | Book now |
| 21 October 2020 | An Exporters Guide to Brexit This webinar, in partnership with MHA delivers insights into various types of export supply chain scenarios and highlights areas that UK businesses must consider as part of their Brexit planning to avoid unnecessary delays or compliance failures. Understand the importance of early and effective Brexit planning to minimise waiting times and additional costs in the future. In addition, this webinar will explore how Brexit affects current supply chains and what your responsibilities are when exporting, both in the UK and EU. |
No charge | Book now |
| 10 November 2020 | 50 days to go - Brexit checklist & discussion As the UK/EU transition period is drawing to a close is your business or clients business Brexit ready? Join us for our interactive session where ICAEW experts will guide you through what you need to consider to be ready for a smooth transition |
No charge | Book now |
The information in these webinars reflects the understanding of ICAEW at the time of recording, but things may have changed since that time. You should consult the latest guidance alongside a viewing of these on-demand webinars.
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| 20 October 2020 | Meet ICAEW's Technical Policy Team - Brexit Special With so much press coverage just now of the UK-EU Brexit deal negotiations, ahead of the planned end of the transition period on 31 December 2020, this is a timely opportunity to find out more about the work that ICAEW undertakes through our Technical Policy team. John Boulton FCA, ICAEW’s Director for Technical Policy, will speak with members about the latest information available in preparation for the end of the transition period. |
No charge | Available soon |
| 14 October 2020 | Demystifying exporting: hear real life stories that will help you understand where to start and the potential pitfalls Are you considering exporting to grow your business, build resilience or just wondering how to get a foot in new markets? If so, our webinar is for you. Hear the export journeys taken by two entirely different businesses to help de-bunk any myths surrounding exporting so you're ready to take the plunge. |
Free to ICAEW members and manufacturing Community and Export Community Members. Non-members £50+VAT | Watch now |
| 16 September 2020 | UK economic outlook: the impact of coronavirus and forthcoming Brexit trade deals, nationally and regionally ICAEWs Iain Wright and Philippa Kelly will be joined by Andrew Goodwin and Richard Holt of Oxford economics to assess the outlook for the economy and the main sectors within it, across the various regions of the UK. |
No charge | Watch now |
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