Nothing really to do with Brexit – but interesting to find the Swiss merchant navy in a stained glass window
at 2 Temple Place, London. Presumably the cargo ship is on a lake?
Nothing really to do with Brexit – but interesting to find the Swiss merchant navy in a stained glass window
at 2 Temple Place, London. Presumably the cargo ship is on a lake?
It has now been confirmed that we will lose our boat’s VAT-paid status in Europe on Brexit day, leaving us with only the possibility of a temporary importation licence for up to 18 months.
Only British boats actually kept in the EU on that day will be treated as if the VAT paid on them in the UK is still European VAT. If they are in the UK on Brexit day, then they lose that ‘union goods’ status and can only apply for temporary importation.
For summer cruise visitors, 18 months is more than enough. But anyone planning to go to the continent for several years, for example to the Med, faces an annoying obstacle. Every second season they will have to leave the EU for Turkey, Montenegro, Albania or Gibraltar (I’