Everlong Trade Agreements post Brexit
Everlong Trade Agreements Post Brexit:
"This is an overlook on how some smaller economies in Europe (with an important revenue) could maintain their wealth and investments in the UK after the Brexit, purposeful to a venue in commodities to some countries in the Middle East. Each agreements as such, could help a group of countries in the Middle East with percentages in commodities"
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Example 1:
The U2 chose Ireland to pay their taxes for over 25 years. Currently, they are paying their taxes in the Netherlands.
"https://www.rte.ie/brainstorm/2018/0321/948963-the-trouble-with-bono/
'When Ireland capped the tax free element at €250,000, far above what might affect most artists and writers, U2 promptly moved their royalties operation offshore to the Netherlands to avoid an Irish tax bill."
Still, they keep on helping Ireland with NGOs (and other social, political and economical issues, such as -
David Howell Evans, known as the “the Edge” and Adam Clayton, from the rock band U2, are backing a new technology fund in Ireland, which is aiming to raise 100 million euros ($112 million).
It is understood that the fund has raised more than €20 million initially, with its backers including U2’s Adam Clayton and The Edge. It is expected to take strategic stakes in about 15 Irish companies with high-growth and scaling potential.
Investment levels will range over time from €1 million to €25 million and the fund will target cloud-based technology companies in sectors including education, healthcare, food and agriculture, energy and the environment.
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Two banks in Russia:
Omsk - Western Russia (?)
and
Novosibirsk - Asian Russia (?)
Negotiating with the Netherlands, through banks of Olso, Norway (they care for European business in Asia, directly from their contacts on deals of fishery with Japan),
(Olso banks are the facilitators in Europe)
Example 2:
"Does UK charge VAT to Netherlands?
Taxes. As long as the UK remains a member of the EU, the VAT rate for goods is 0% if both sender and recipient are VAT-registered. ... The Netherlands Enterprise Agency or the Dutch Tax and Customs Administration can provide more information." - Google
It unfolds:
Because of Brexit, if the UK miss business with Netherlands, they shall migrate deals to Italy or Germany.
To avoid this, Norway could appeal to NATO in Holland, to make a deal with Britain for an increase of sales of brown cheese, winery, fishery and other rich goods from Scandinavia, in exchange of a rise for a more attractive Trade Balance between Scandinavia and Japan (soybeans, other grains and fish), to maintain some deals - such as Netherlands, with their music industry taxes, and their entertainment revenue - remaining in the UK (in spite of the Brexit).
for the negotiation, two banks in Russia (e.g.: Omsk - Western Russia (?)
and
Novosibirsk - Asian Russia (?)
would play the role of facilitators in the Middle East, assigning 18%-25% of the transactions (in commodities) to:
Jordan = 5% to each os their partners in the Middle East (Iraq and Saudi Arabia), in means of commodities
5% to Yemen (Saudi Arabia business partners)
and
5% to Syria (Iraq's business partners)
THAT
in exchange, as an increase on Fisheries and Agricultural between Russia and Japan, for Russian sales to Eastern Europe.
( https://russiancouncil.ru/en/activity/workingpapers/russia-japan-relations-new-stage-of-development/
The Working Paper presents a comprehensive analysis of the positions of Russia and Japan on relevant global, regional and bilateral issues. Leading experts analyze key interests of the two countries on the world stage, prospects for their interaction in resolving security problems in the Asia Pacific, and the influence of regional players on the cooperation between Moscow and Tokyo. The authors pay special attention to opportunities for increasing trade, economic and cultural cooperation between the countries. Working Paper is timed to Russia–Japan Cross Year declared by the governments of the two countries for 2018–2019.)
The percentage granted to the facilitators in the Middle East would come from Japan's profit in the transations propelling business in Western Europe (through UK) and Eastern Europe (through Russia)
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Thaís Fernanda Ortiz de Moraes
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