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Paying into UK pension as a non tax resident
Hutchch0920
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Hi Forum,
Just a quick query. I am planning on working in New Zealand for a year from about June 2018 and am keen to continue to contribute into my UK based pension.
I've had a look through the rules and I wanted to check whether I've understood this right.
1) I can continue to contribute
2) I can apply for 20% tax relief on contributions upto £2880
What happens if I contributed more than that in a year?
Thanks
Just a quick query. I am planning on working in New Zealand for a year from about June 2018 and am keen to continue to contribute into my UK based pension.
I've had a look through the rules and I wanted to check whether I've understood this right.
1) I can continue to contribute
2) I can apply for 20% tax relief on contributions upto £2880
What happens if I contributed more than that in a year?
Thanks
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House Deposit = £20,500 / £18,000:money:
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