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What does HMRC do with the other 25% on pension contribution?
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What does the Tax Return tell you to put. I'll save you looking - the gross amount.TheAble said:Out of interest if you're a 40% taxpayer what number do you put in your tax return if you top up your pension from your bank account? Say I put in £100, do I declare £125?
Also, suppose my taxable income from my job is £100,125. Is £100 the correct amount to top up my pension by if I want to get down to £100k, for the purposes of keeping my personal allowance intact for instance?
(Sorry if I'm hijacking the thread but felt a relevant continuation. Many thanks.)
For your 2nd point, yes assuming you have no benefits in kind or investment income.1
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