Nigel Farage has vowed that Armed Forces reservists would pay no tax on their service to Britain under a Reform UK government.
The Reform leader said that Army, Navy and RAF reserves – who serve in their spare time – would not pay tax on their service earnings in a bid to boost recruitment.
Announcing the policy on Tuesday at a rally in Plymouth – the home of the Royal Navy – Mr Farage said ‘there is a massive problem with recruitment’ in Britain’s Armed Forces.
‘And there’s also a complete underplaying of the essential role played by our reserve forces,’ he said.
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