UK-India Trade Deal: Double Contributions Convention explainer
Information on the Double Contributions Convention that the UK and India have agreed to negotiate.
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A Double Contributions Convention (DCC) is an agreement that ensures employees moving between the UK and India only pay social security contributions in one country at a time. This document explains what the UK and India have committed to in relation to a DCC, as set out in the side letter to the Trade Agreement.
This explainer covers:
- what a Double Contribution Convention is
- how it works
- what has been agreed to on the UK-India Double Contributions Convention
- the potential impacts of a UK-India Double Contributions Convention