Tax Implications of Brexit

Each country author is a recognised tax lawyer or academic in that country and several have contributed to International Tax Review in the past. Part One includes contributions from notable names such as Timothy Lyons KC from 39 Essex Chambers,Kelly Stricklin-Countinho from 39 Essex Chambers, Roderick Cordara KC from Essex Court, Conor Quigley KC from Serle Court, Barbara Belgrano from Pump Court Tax Chambers and Julian Ghosh KC from One Essex Court.The general is Nicola Saccardo, a partner at Italian law firm Maisto and Associates. Nicola has written and spoken widely on Italian tax issues. He is a contributor to International Succession Laws.

• Part 1: GeneralChapter 1: EU Law in the United Kingdom Post-31 December 2020: The Statutory Regime Chapter 2: Brexit Implications for VAT Chapter 3: Customs and Excise and Brexit Chapter 4: Brexit Implications for State Aid Legislation Part 2: CountriesChapter 5: Austria Chapter 6: Belgium Chapter 7: Czech Republic Chapter 8: Denmark Chapter 9: France Chapter 10: Germany Chapter 11: Hungary Chapter 12: Republic of Ireland Chapter 13: Italy Chapter 14: Luxembourg Chapter 15: The Netherlands Chapter 16: Poland Chapter 17: Portugal Chapter 18: Spain Chapter 19: Sweden Chapter 20: United Kingdom

This is an excellent book which makes a real contribution to this area. It is highly recommended for tax professionals in the UK and in the EU, but also general EU law scholars.