Get Your Equestrian Business Ready for Brexit

As the 11 month "transition" period for Brexit negotiations is coming to an imminent end on December 31st, businesses currently operating in the EU as well as the UK are facing mandatory changes. There will be taxation on trade across EU borders if no deal is reached and travel across borders between the UK and EU, especially for those transporting goods (including horses), will be subject to a lot more scrutiny, possibly resulting in delays. This not only applies to equestrian businesses, but also to those riders and their teams who regard competing in Europe as an integral part of their careers. For some of these individuals, moving abroad is most obvious solution as it means having easy access to the wealth of equestrian opportunities that Europe provides without having to navigate the new regulation imposed by Brexit.

As the year draws to a close, EQuerry Consulting are excited to announce that we are teaming up with Don Roper Accountant LTD to provide well-rounded support for both digital, marketing, re-targeting and financial needs of equestrians looking forward to new beginnings. Lisa Roper, of Don Roper Accountants, has experience breeding horses for sport and has horses actively competing on the showjumping circuit, as a result she is uniquely situated as an accountant who understands the complexities of the equestrian sector.

It is vital for the riders who are relocating to Europe to expand and grow their digital presence upon establishing themselves in the new location, EQuerry Consulting will help you stand out from the crowd by tailoring our service to what your business needs. Re-targeting will keep your brand at the forefront of the consumer's minds, marketing and digital advice will make sure you're positioned perfectly to stake your claim in the local market. Don Roper Accountant LTD will allow you to navigate this new challenge without stumbling at the hurdles of new regulation, they will provide support for all financial needs of relocating. What could be a better combination to put your mind at ease when negotiating a new start!

 
Previous
Previous

Influencer vs Ambassador: Which is Better for Your Equestrian Business /

Next
Next

We Speak with Erin from Silver Oaks Farm