The UK government's trade deal with India has faced criticism from opposition parties, who argue it may undercut British workers due to tax exemptions for temporary workers. Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds refuted these claims, asserting that such arrangements are standard and designed to prevent double taxation. He claimed the deal enhances economic prospects, promising faster growth and higher wages. Reynolds highlighted the importance of existing agreements safeguarding British workersâ interests and noted that Indian workers still incur costs, such as the NHS immigration surcharge.
Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds emphasized that the UK government's trade deal with India will not disadvantage British workers and will promote economic growth.
Reynolds stated that the exemptions for Indian and British workers will not affect salaries, as they are covered under existing international agreements.
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