The Brexit checklist: practical considerations for business
Thirty minute session from ICAEW Virtually Live covering the 10 practical considerations that businesses need to be focusing on right now to be prepared for the end of the transition period
Brexit and cashflow, finance and forecasting
The UK Brexit transition period ended on 31 December 2020. New rules apply from 1 January 2021. This page brings together guidance and news from ICAEW, as well as externally-produced resources that provide practical information on cashflow, forecasting and finance.
Need to know
Brexit checklist
Read our quick-start guide, outlining a variety of areas that could impact your business post Brexit.
Guides and FAQs
Managing and forecasting cash
Cash flow and financial management present challenges to businesses of all sizes. This page offers practical advice on how to manage and forecast your cash flow.
COVID-19: nine principles for finance professionals
16 April 2020 - The business impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) means effective cash flow analysis and forecasting have never been more important. This guide sets out some principles for adapting your approach to the current crisis.
Financial management implications of coronavirus
This guide, created by the ICAEW Business and Management Faculty, helps finance professionals with the practical financial management steps they can take to support their businesses through the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
External resources
Brexit briefing: A UK Treasurer's checklist
Checklist from the Association of Corporate Treasurers to help you assess your current treasury landscape, understand what the business needs and how your banks are adapting. Sections cober maintaining sufficient liquidity, continuity of contracts, FX volatility, cash management, credit rating agencies and pensions.
SME Brexit Support Fund
Grants to help small and medium-sized UK businesses new to importing or exporting with training on customs, excise, import VAT or safety and security declaration requirements.
UK Export Finance
The UK's export credit agency provides a range of services to support exporters. The website outlines their products, including: financing to help exporters win contracts; guarantee schemes to support companies in fulfilling orders; and insurance to help companies manage risks in challenging markets.