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Tax relief on zero income
danm
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Not quite sure how I missed this - wife does not work but I believe that if i open and contribute to SIPP on her behalf the provider will claim back the 20% relief at source?
Are contributions and therefore the relief able to be claimed for prior years?
Tia
Are contributions and therefore the relief able to be claimed for prior years?
Tia
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That is correct, see the "Pay £2,880 into a pension" thread for details but the short version is, pay £2,880 into a pension and it will be bumped up to £3,600. Must be under age 75.
You cannot retrospectively claim previous years.0 -
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