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Calculate lump sum pension contributions
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flopsy1973
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Hi
Not sure how to go about adding to my work pension. I want to contribute as much as I can basic rate tax and have company scheme which is salary sacrifice. Can I pay just up to basic salary or or my total earnings last year ?
Do I deduct my or employers contribution. ?
Can I use previous years allowances?
Is there calculators or guides out there ?
Thanks
Not sure how to go about adding to my work pension. I want to contribute as much as I can basic rate tax and have company scheme which is salary sacrifice. Can I pay just up to basic salary or or my total earnings last year ?
Do I deduct my or employers contribution. ?
Can I use previous years allowances?
Is there calculators or guides out there ?
Thanks
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Approximately how much do you earn? The answer for someone on £25k is different from someone on £100k.
If you’re paying via Salary Sacrifice then the limit on contributions will likely be that your gross pay must remain above National Minimum Wage £10.42 per hour from April. You could make further contributions to a SIPP not using Salary Sacrifice.0 -
Is it total earnings or salary ?
Planning to add the lump sum myself to my company pension not through the company wanted to avoid opening a SIPP unless there is a reason not thought about. ?0 -
As you have the option of Salary Sacrifice you want to use that. Saves the NI on top of the tax. But you’re limited by the NMW rule.Total Earnings (from work) before and after the current Salary Sacrifice.0
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Can I do that with big lump sum if I am already paying monthly into my work plan. My work pension is with Aegon? I will get my salary figures to see0
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My net earnings to date this year 29,511
my gross earnings 38017
my employers pension 7589
My base salary is 27750
so what is the maximum i can contribute
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Any advice on this0
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flopsy1973 said:My net earnings to date this year 29,511
my gross earnings 38017
my employers pension 7589
My base salary is 27750
so what is the maximum i can contribute
What are your gross earnings after salary sacrifice? £38017?
What do you mean by 'employers pension' is this how much they are paying into your pension each year ( includes your salsac and their contribution ) ?0 -
38017 is gross salary
7589 is salsac and employers contribution
So I presume gross earnings after salsac would be 30248?
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From what I have worked out can contribute 29% salary into salsac. If I want to put additional lump sum directly myself into it is there limit allowance there ?
Is what I'm doing sensible ?0 -
Can someone confirm my calculations that I can put 30k into my pension using carry forward not sure if I'm doing this right thanks
Basic rate tax payers
Year end 23
Earnings 38017
Pension 7585
22
Earnings 32642
Pension 4584
21
Earnings 29521
Pension 42290
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