The U.K. is firmly on course to leave the E.U., with a target date of March 29, 2019.  After a difficult period of 18 months, agreements to address two important “divorce” issues – the exit payment and the status of Brits in the E.U. and Europeans in the U.K. on Brexit Day – have been reached, while a decision has been made to defer discussions regarding the border with Northern Ireland.  Graham Busch of Gerald Edelman, Chartered Accountants, London, addresses these and other settled issues as well as those for which a decision has been kicked down the road.