EU launches four new infringement procedures against the UK

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  1. Failing to comply with the applicable customs requirements, supervision requirements and risk controls on the movement of goods from Northern Ireland to Great Britain.

    Failing to notify the transposition of EU legislation laying down general EU rules on excise duties

    Failing to notify the transposition of EU rules on excise duties on alcohol and alcoholic beverages

    Failing to implement EU rules on Value Added Tax (VAT) for e-commerce, namely the Import One-Stop Shop

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    The UK has two months to reply to the letters, after which the Commission stands ready to take further measures.

  2. The outcome might be a trade war.
    And since British politicians don’t care about diplomatic solutions, actions like this seem to be quite likely.

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