Tax expert warns of Brexit risks
A tax expert says the Island's revenue flow could become 'less sustainable' following a Brexit.
Britain's decision to leave the EU has thrown future trade and tax agreements into doubt - putting a major income stream in potential jeopardy.
Phil Morris from 'Big Four' auditing firm PwC says a resilient and watchful attitude will serve the Island well.
But he also warns that policies on matters like VAT could be at further risk:
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