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Tax and taking SIPP if living in channel islands

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chiefie Posts: 406 Forumite

22 August 2018 at 7:14AM in Pensions, annuities & retirement planning

Hello, I’ve seen some similar posts about Canada I think.

If I move to the Channel Islands to work I understand I still retain a personal allowance in the uk. Does that mean if I draw down a SIPP into my uk bank account that I will pay no tax on £11850 drawn (eg .taking £950 per month).

Is thee a double tax agreement to stop me being taxed on this in the Channel Islands ?

Thanks in ad=acne tax and pension experts out there 👍😀

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