The UK Prime Minister noted that ongoing discussions with the US about digital services are occurring alongside a recent trade deal that significantly lowers tariffs on steel and aluminum. The UK's Digital Services Tax (DST), a 2% levy primarily impacting major US tech firms, remains intact. Sir Keir Starmer highlighted that while the focus of the recent agreement was mainly on tariffs, the government is still working towards a broader UK-US trade agreement. This move is critical for protecting sectors affected by previous tariffs introduced under President Trump.
The UK's Digital Services Tax (DST) remains unchanged as part of the US-UK trade deal, focusing on tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Sir Keir Starmer acknowledged ongoing discussions about digital services as essential aspects of the UK-US trade agreement, reflecting the deal's protective measures.
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