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Paying into a pension from net income and claiming back tax
andyeyeam
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I would like to retrospectively pay into my company pension fund. Am I permitted to claim back the tax I paid on the income? Assuming I stay within the 60K GBP annual tax free pension allowance?
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Why do you think you can make retrospective pension contributions?andyeyeam said:I would like to retrospectively pay into my company pension fund. Am I permitted to claim back the tax I paid on the income? Assuming I stay within the 60K GBP annual tax free pension allowance?
You have plenty of time left before the tax year ends.0 -
If you mean for previous tax years the answer is no. For this tax year yes.andyeyeam said:I would like to retrospectively pay into my company pension fund. Am I permitted to claim back the tax I paid on the income? Assuming I stay within the 60K GBP annual tax free pension allowance?0
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