10 May 2019
During April 2019, European Union leaders agreed to delay the UK’s exit from the EU until 31 October 2019.
However, the UK can leave earlier if their Parliament passes the draft Withdrawal Agreement negotiated and agreed with EU states last year, please click here for our previous article relating to the proposed agreement.
This extension means that the UK will remain a full member of the EU up until 31 October 2019, as a result, the UK remains within the EU VAT regime, Customs Union and Single Market.
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