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Is it too late to pay some of last year's income into a pension for tax credits?
michaels
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Because of the effect of tax credits, if I had salary sacrificed 10k into my pension last year it would only have reduced my income by 2800 which sould slie a good investment. I don't suppose it is possible to make a pension payment now and have it count against last years income for tax credit purposes?
Thanks
Thanks
I think....
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No but it will count for next years tax credits.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S)
Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.
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Thanks, however that is of no use to me - I did think there was some way to backdate pension payments to previous years for tax purposes but I guess if it does exist it doesn't apply to tax credits. I should have been more on the ball before the tax year ended.
No but it will count for next years tax credits.I think....0
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