After formal Brexit, it is likely that the decisions of the CJEU on the VAT directives will remain of persuasive authority in interpreting the UK VAT Act, write Richard Iferenta (KPMG) and Raymond Hill (Monckton Chambers).
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After formal Brexit, it is likely that the decisions of the CJEU on the VAT directives will remain of persuasive authority in interpreting the UK VAT Act, write Richard Iferenta (KPMG) and Raymond Hill (Monckton Chambers).
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