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Pensions and 40% tax relief
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Techno
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OH has just gone over into the 40% tax bracket by about £1200. Is he allowed to claim the 40% tax relief on his pensions (one sipp instead of FSAVC and his TPS scheme) or do you have to be earning lots more than the £38,335 before the beloved taxman starts letting you claim it back.
Also is there a website that advises about the breakdown of types of fund you should have in your pension at different ages (especially mid 40s!!!)
Many thanks fellow MSE'ers
Techno
Also is there a website that advises about the breakdown of types of fund you should have in your pension at different ages (especially mid 40s!!!)
Many thanks fellow MSE'ers
Techno

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He will be able to claim back 40% tax relief on those contributions which take him into the 40% bracket. However little that is.
The SIPP will add the 22% basic rate tax to his pension on all contributions he makes.0 -
If he made additional contributions into the TPS to keep his taxable income below the limit, I think that he could avoid the need to fill out a dreaded tax form.
Just a thought. It might or might not be appropriate from an investment point of view.0
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