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Claiming tax relief on pension overpayments
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Look on the bright side, lots of people aren't able to use Salary Sacrifice at all, since their employer doesn't offer it.VNX said:
so I lose the NI benefit I guess as not being done via SS but seemingly my employer is being impossible so easier just to maybe payments direct I think1 -
Qyburn said:
Look on the bright side, lots of people aren't able to use Salary Sacrifice at all, since their employer doesn't offer it.VNX said:
so I lose the NI benefit I guess as not being done via SS but seemingly my employer is being impossible so easier just to maybe payments direct I thinkI used to pay into my Aviva workplace pension every March, they would add on 20% basic rate tax and then I will claim the rest back in April on a tax return, never had any issues.
the only downside is you do not get the national insurance savingsThe greatest prediction of your future is your daily actions.0
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