Musicians and other artists who wished to perform in the EU were left stranded after Brexit, with no arrangements made beyond existing third country rules. Visas and work permits became the norm for touring in the EU. An expensive and cumbersome answer, which has gradually been addressed. There is still a lack of total clarity, […]
Barriers To UK-EU Trade
The world looks on as disagreement in Europe continues, when most countries we work with would prefer a lasting solution. With a number of politicians, civil servants and advisers working into the night, international trade deals can appear to be honed to abject detail. The reality is that many develop, as their practical operation requires. […]
A Need For Greater Exports
The chart from World Trade Monitor makes the UK’s position clear, other major nations have recovered since Covid, we have not. Thanks to adjustment efforts made by business, a notable fall at the end of the Brexit transition period was overcome. The EU remains our largest trading partner, although not at pre-Brexit levels. There are […]
Fighting Inflation With Efficiency
Inflation has clearly arrived and a Europe wide recession may follow in 2023, although there are positive steps we can take. A recent OECD report was hard on the UK, suggesting the lowest growth in the G7 for 2023, with only Russia performing worse in the G20. Unwelcome news, although much of Europe will see […]
Continuing Brexit Divisions
Some years have passed since the Brexit referendum but opinions inside and outside the UK remain divided. Many of Dynamic Dox’s clients have a business, or personal interest in Europe. Neither is the subject dying down in political terms, with the UK government coming ever closer to rewriting Brexit. As we open a new section […]