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JoeCrystal

Pay for advice; you are genuinely looking at a niche product there, even more so with this question.  Do not make assumptions about what HMRC or their "guidelines" say.

Dazed_and_C0nfused

JoeCrystal said:

Pay for advice; you are genuinely looking at a niche product there, even more so with this question.  Do not make assumptions about what HMRC or their "guidelines" say.

This 100% ^^^^^

Information on gov.uk is no use if you get it wrong, it is the relevant legislation that matters, not the (sometimes) dumbed down stuff on gov.uk.

Marcon

Posting here isn't a good idea. Any number of total strangers can warmly reassure you that all will be well - with zero comeback against them when you find it isn't.

Pay for advice; it's well worth it. 'Reading many things' is no substitute - the authors aren't liable either!

droptoptr

Marcon said:

Posting here isn't a good idea. Any number of total strangers can warmly reassure you that all will be well - with zero comeback against them when you find it isn't.

Pay for advice; it's well worth it. 'Reading many things' is no substitute - the authors aren't liable either!

Thanks for the reply.

I appreciate that you cannot believe everything you read and often there is conflicting information about many topics. In this case the reading has been official current HMRC guidlines and manuals.

To be honest I have already taken some advice and my own reasearch was to confirm this being correct. It is also always reassuring to have this verified, as in my previous experience experts aren't always reliable either....

droptoptr

Dazed_and_C0nfused said:

JoeCrystal said:

Pay for advice; you are genuinely looking at a niche product there, even more so with this question.  Do not make assumptions about what HMRC or their "guidelines" say.

This 100% ^^^^^

Information on gov.uk is no use if you get it wrong, it is the relevant legislation that matters, not the (sometimes) dumbed down stuff on gov.uk.

Thanks for the reply.

As per my other reply below I have delved deeper than the basic info on Gov.uk and been looking at specifc detailed HMRC guidance and various manuals.

droptoptr

JoeCrystal said:

Pay for advice; you are genuinely looking at a niche product there, even more so with this question.  Do not make assumptions about what HMRC or their "guidelines" say.

Thanks for the reply.

Marcon

droptoptr said:

Marcon said:

Posting here isn't a good idea. Any number of total strangers can warmly reassure you that all will be well - with zero comeback against them when you find it isn't.

Pay for advice; it's well worth it. 'Reading many things' is no substitute - the authors aren't liable either!

Thanks for the reply.

I appreciate that you cannot believe everything you read and often there is conflicting information about many topics. In this case the reading has been official current HMRC guidlines and manuals.

To be honest I have already taken some advice and my own reasearch was to confirm this being correct. It is also always reassuring to have this verified, as in my previous experience experts aren't always reliable either....

Possibly not, but at least they have PI cover if you enter into a proper contractual relationship with them.

Have you discussed with your SSAS provider/administrator?