Article 50/Brexit Negotiations

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Jalfraag said:
Yes I know what it is. I asked what rates are incurred by having a locked section of a warehouse that is bonded?
It's none BTW.
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Either we're talking about something entirely different or you do know something I don't. Business rates?
Plus not having to pay for parts you don't yet need (and might never need), staff to count them, cost of building or renting the warehouse.

The point of the post by "without a dream" that you commented on was that any customs delay in cross-border movements of parts threatens the reliability of the just-in-time system.

Brexit reality says this is a problem. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/mar/03/brexit-uk-car-industry-mini-britain-eu

Brexit porn says building new warehouses to store parts and employing stock clerks and security guards will help the economy!
 
Vic said:
Either we're talking about something entirely different or you do know something I don't. Business rates?
Plus not having to pay for parts you don't yet need (and might never need), staff to count them, cost of building or renting the warehouse.

The point of the post by "without a dream" that you commented on was that any customs delay in cross-border movements of parts threatens the reliability of the just-in-time system.

Brexit reality says this is a problem. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/mar/03/brexit-uk-car-industry-mini-britain-eu

Brexit porn says building new warehouses to store parts and employing stock clerks and security guards will help the economy!
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You don't pay extra business rates on a bonded area. It's part of your stores and materials are just given a different code when they are issued to a job so that the correct duty is credited.
Why would you buy materials that you don't need?
 
Vic said:
Either we're talking about something entirely different or you do know something I don't. Business rates?
Plus not having to pay for parts you don't yet need (and might never need), staff to count them, cost of building or renting the warehouse.

The point of the post by "without a dream" that you commented on was that any customs delay in cross-border movements of parts threatens the reliability of the just-in-time system.

Brexit reality says this is a problem. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017/mar/03/brexit-uk-car-industry-mini-britain-eu

Brexit porn says building new warehouses to store parts and employing stock clerks and security guards will help the economy!
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What have we been building for the 44 year we've been in the EU I've seen lots of manufacturing plants closed and warehouses built so might as well be Euro sucker porn.
 
Jalfraag said:
You don't pay extra business rates on a bonded area. It's part of your stores and materials are just given a different code when they are issued to a job so that the correct duty is credited.
Why would you buy materials that you don't need?
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Why are we talking about bonded warehouses?
 
Jalfraag said:
You don't pay extra business rates on a bonded area. It's part of your stores and materials are just given a different code when they are issued to a job so that the correct duty is credited.
Why would you buy materials that you don't need?
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I'm not sure you've grasped just-in-time. No materials to store, no stores, no bonded area.
BobKowalski said:
Why are we talking about bonded warehouses?
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Because apparently the answer to having to take components through customs where now there are no customs is to build a bonded warehouse to store the components that previously didn't have to be stored.
 
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I see Jeremy Hunt blames Brexit for shortage of EU staff in the NHS. He's consistent. He said as much before the referendum. "Scaremongering", remainers called it.
 
vonkeynotvenky said:
I watched this earlier and found it hysterical, the bloke on the front desk giving him what for when he was having his strop.
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Hysterical? Why is it even remotely funny, or interesting? There were so few MEPs there because they were all in back rooms negotiating Brexit, or in hysterics about the news....

Now this would be hysterical if it weren't tragic:
UK is the worst-performing advanced economy in the world

http://www.independent.ie/business/...-world-official-figures-confirm-35888371.html
 
Vic said:
I see Jeremy Hunt blames Brexit for shortage of EU staff in the NHS. He's consistent. He said as much before the referendum. "Scaremongering", remainers called it.
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Brexit had the effect of considerably weakening the pound against the Euro, so suddenly the financial benefits of working in the UK are not the draw they once were. Similarly, EU countries have strengthened economically, so the hiring freeze that applied in some occupations no longer exists, and it's possible for them to find employment in their own Member States.

The effects of this change will not be rectified immediately, so this could have a longer-lasting impact.
 
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