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- British Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussed "progress" on a trade deal during a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump, according to Downing Street.
- Reports suggest the UK government is considering slashing a digital services tax to avoid U.S. Tariffs, as stated by Starmer's spokesman.
- Starmer's spokesman emphasized that any deal will be made "in the national interest," ensuring businesses pay their fair share of tax.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves described the digital services tax as "hugely important," contributing around £800 million annually.
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Starmer and Trump spoke of the “advances” made towards an economic deal, according to Downing Street
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump spoke about the "advances" made with a view to an economic agreement between the two countries, during a "short" telephone conversation, reported on Monday Downing Street. "The United Kingdom is working with the United States towards an economic prosperity agreement, taking advantage of our common strengths and our commitment to economic security. In the framework of these talks, …
Starmer and Trump Spoke About Progress on Economic Deal on Sunday, Says No. 10
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and U.S. President Donald Trump spoke about progress on an economic deal between the UK and United States, amid reports that a tax on tech giants could be slashed and as the government eyes up cuts at the spring statement. The prime minister spoke with the U.S. president about the agreement on Sunday night, Starmer’s official spokesman said. Media reports have suggested Britain could slash the digital services tax…
Washington and London, talks on a bilateral economic agreement. Donald Trump spoke to Keith Starmer on Sunday
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump spoke on the phone on Sunday about a bilateral economic agreement, a spokesman at the prime minister's official Downing Street residence said on Monday, EFE reports.
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