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home email guide’s chief executive political intelligence for businesses working with government guide delivers political and market intelligence for corporate clients. to find out more, email chief executive greig baker on [email protected] institute of direction the iod laid on an event looking at post-brexit customs arrangements this week, which covered some of the same technical issues we’ve been highlighting for clients. rules of origin and operational customs compliance will become increasingly familiar terms for manufacturers with an international trade or supply chain – and it’s worth looking at the different tariff arrangements (whether eu, fta or wto) for “finished” goods and “parts to be assembled”. the short and long of it is that many companies will still have an opportunity to work profitably through the new conditions, whatever they are. add new comment being industrious in the industrial strategy whether under eu or wto rules, there are limits to what a modern government can do in terms of ‘picking winners’. measures that potentially benefit the whole economy – while still having a disproportionate effect in targeted areas – are easier to get through. that’s part of the reason why investment in skills and digital feature so heavily in the industrial strategy and why they will become ever more important in public sector procurement. add new comment softly does it even before wednesday, the eu27 had started to take a slightly softer line on brexit, with new emphasis on a ‘friendly’ and ‘constructive’ negotiation. that’s not to say talks will be easy, but we are coming towards the end of the pure bluster stage. interestingly, there’s also a realistic chance that our interlocutors’ objectives could be a moveable feast, as growing economic, social and political problems on the continent take hold. add new comment the real plan for #indyref2 business leaders who run major operations in scotland tell me they received a call from a holyrood minister shortly after nicola sturgeon announced plans for indyref2. the scottish minister wanted to sound out local business opinion on the prospect of another vote. that’s fair enough – what’s more interesting, is the scottish minister told the businessmen the snp does not expect or want any vote to be held before brexit is completed. this is a markedly different line to the one used in public. add new comment carbon dating: the energy industry post-brexit while carbon pricing is currently set by the eu emissions trading system, the government will move to a new ‘total carbon price and specific tax rate’ from 2021-22. details will be made public in the autumn budget, but this is already one area where there is a clear willingness to move away from the status quo post-brexit. add new comment brexit (research &) development the government will change the r&d expenditure credit in a bid to encourage companies’ investment in qualifying areas. for a number of reasons, r&d relief falls outside eu state aid rules (and outside wto state aid rules), so we expect to see more effort being put into this kind of measure, as it can be launched before brexit and then, if necessary, ramped up afterwards. add new comment risky business? a consultation announced in the budget concerns hmrc’s review of risk profiling for large companies. the government wants to introduce stronger compliance rules, partly for their own merit, and partly in anticipation of more public services being managed by the private sector. major suppliers to government will want to keep on top of both the review and its effect on post-contract scrutiny. add new comment open-minded government much focus is on nics and whether or not job-creating entrepreneurs “erode the tax base”. another feature of the spring budget has been less widely noted… the chancellor’s statement referenced an unusually high number of ongoing or upcoming policy consultations and proposals. in fact, it’s worth listing the main ones, just to get a sense of where the government is yet to state its full intentions. these include: the industrial strategy; social care; competition and markets; air quality; workplace tax, benefits and expenses; business rates; rent relief; landfill; and indirect taxes. the government has a clearer idea of what it wants to achieve in some areas than others – but across the board there is still room to influence its decisions. add new comment business can rescue government on brexit since last june, the political debate has been almost exclusively about no.10’s brexit strategy and the views of various uk bodies and politicians – almost a kind of “parochial brexit” – instead of what’s happening across the channel in 27 of the 28 countries taking part in the talks. just a glance towards the continent reveals the eu27 is divided over future integration (whether to do it at different speeds or do it at all), how to respond to us trade policy, russian aggression in the balkans, greek finances, immigration and managing the eurozone. as these issues unravel, they will influence the brexit deal – as well as uk voters’ eagerness to reach an agreement. in early 2019, when they see trouble brewing in the eu, british voters might begin to ask why they are still members of a club three years after voting to leave. contrary to some expectations, demands for a quick brexit could get louder, not more muted. if this happens, whitehall will need its private sector partners’ expertise (and especially technical know-how) to expedite brexit arrangements. add new comment budgeting for brexit social policy by procurement continues apace, as the government tackles its lack of funds by getting private sector suppliers to pay for its domestic agenda. businesses that employ more than 50 people and that work with the public sector will now be ‘urged’ to publish a demographic breakdown of their workforce, as well as five-year diversity targets and proof racial diversity is being promoted at board level. big contracts will be increasingly decided by social impact issues well beyond suppliers’ core functions. we expect to see more of this in next week’s budget, along with pitch-rolling for tax breaks in areas outside eu state aid rules (like r&d, digital investment and tech). add new comment « 1 2 3 4 5 6 » events please email us for details about upcoming events receive exclusive reports and news subscribe guide on twitter guide's essential links we think these are among the daily must read sites media and blogs bbc conservative home guido fawkes iain dale & co labourhome labour list libdem voice political betting politics home public affairs news uk polling report political parties conservatives greens labour liberal democrats plaid cymru scottish national party ukip find us © 2016 all rights reserved. home email guide’s chief executive

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