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SIPP. Been given bad advice? Annual allowance charge
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So Pip 1 was opened and closed within 48 hours. Pip 2 was then opened.
Where is the clerical error?
Did you get your written confirmation of the change in the PIP? I have been assuming you didnt based on what you said. That is your evidence should they ask for it. So, you would have explanation and evidence. No problem.
Did you use the same pension provider or a different one? You cant have two PIPs ending in the same tax year. If the second provider didnt know they would have ended it on 5th April 2015.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
Did you get your written confirmation of the change in the PIP? I have been assuming you didnt based on what you said. That is your evidence should they ask for it. So, you would have explanation and evidence. No problem.
Did you use the same pension provider or a different one? You cant have two PIPs ending in the same tax year. If the second provider didnt know they would have ended it on 5th April 2015.
I only have 1 SIPP/provider and I believe the 2 PIPs were/are:
PIP1. 24/3/2015 to 25/3/2015.
PIP2. 26/3/2015 to 25/3/2016.
I have an email dated 26/3/2015 from my SIPP provider. This was after I had sent the £40k(£32k was the actual amount) on 24/3/2015.
"I’ve just checked, your first payment is on file now and in your SIPP bank account in this tax year, your input period has been changed so you are more than welcome to make your next payment as you wish.
You are now officially in the next tax year…..a week early. "0 -
Stop worrying then. Job done.
All our posts have been on the basis of thinking you had not changed the PIP. You have.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
Ok thank god. I am a shaking wreck right now.0
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Somebody who earns £100,000 would like to pay a member contribution of £80,000 into a new money purchase pension scheme before the end of the 2015/16 tax year.
They pay a gross amount of £40,000 on the 1 November 2015.
As this is the first contribution to a new plan the input period would normally run from 1 November 2015, the date of the first contribution, to 5 April 2016. The member can request a nomination date earlier than this so they nominate 30 November 2015.
(OP - you're OK as the rules changed after your contributions).0 -
What a load of rubbish. I hope that isn't on the RL website still? Have they not heard about PIPs now being aligned to tax years? As from 9 July 2015 PIPs can't be manipuated in this way.
(OP - you're OK as the rules changed after your contributions).
Yeah I copied that in without reading it - and yep, still on their website. A bit worrying.0 -
so in summary, does the OP now have £10k left of his £40k 2015/6 allowance ?0
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so in summary, does the OP now have £10k left of his £40k 2015/6 allowance ?
Due to the transitional rules aligning PIPs with tax years.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/pensions-technical-note-transitional-provisions-for-aligning-pension-input-periods/pensions-technical-note-transitional-provisions-for-aligning-pension-input-periods0 -
No he has £40k left, assuming the 2 contributions in March 2015 were all he's contributed.
Due to the transitional rules aligning PIPs with tax years.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/pensions-technical-note-transitional-provisions-for-aligning-pension-input-periods/pensions-technical-note-transitional-provisions-for-aligning-pension-input-periods
Be interesting to know if dunstonh agrees with this?
As I am looking to put in £25k but thought I could only put in £10k before 31/3/20160 -
You were told about the £40k in your previous thread on the same subject.0
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