London, England – December 28, 2017

The fear of negotiating a fair deal for both the UK and the EU has definitely posed a greater challenge in front of the authorities. The Brexit vote has most likely affected businesses across the country. Most of the SMEs in the country claim to not have a proper plan in place if a ‘no deal’ scenario arises as they feel there will be enough time to plan if the need occurs.
In reality it is important that businesses across the UK and Europe start thinking and planning for a ‘no deal’ scenario, if it is to take place in the near future.
Philip Hammond, the UK Chancellor has been facing a lot of heat from the general publicas the Autumn Budget 2017 did not have any mention about the deal. Moreover, he mentioned in one of his interviews that the businesses in UK should be well prepared for a ‘no deal’ scenario until the authorities have clear evidence stating that there will be a no deal. He further added that the businesses have to determine the worst case scenario and plan and invest accordingly.
This clearly states that the UK authorities are not ready to put light on their potential plan with the EU members. All you can do is list the possible outcomes of this negotiation and make your businesses financially prepared for the potentialafter-effects.
‘No deal’ here actually means that there would be no formal agreement between the UK and the EU at the end of the two year window and the UK would leave the European Union on March 29, 2019.
Thus, it is essential for businesses across the country to understand that there are only two years for them to plan for a ‘no deal’ scenario. They are moreover required to make their businesses financially secure.
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