Online shopping after Brexit: What extra charges do consumers face?

Government minister Robert Troy has issued new advice to shoppers about the charges they may face when shopping online now. File Picture.

Government minister Robert Troy has issued new advice to shoppers about the charges they may face when shopping online now. File Picture.

The layers of extra charges before purchasing from the UK post-Brexit are proving to be so cumbersome and confusing that the Government has issued another guide to Irish consumers.

Despite an agreement being reached between the EU and its former member before Christmas, thereby averting a no-deal scenario which would have plunged consumers and businesses alike into a nightmare of red tape, navigating the new rules remains a labyrinth of can-and-can't-dos. 

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