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Civil Service DB Pension Input Amount Calc for 25/26
Suppose I had a 30k pa alpha entitlement accrued as at Apr 25 and made no additional contributions.
Sep 24 CPI was 1.7% Sep 25 CPI was 3.8%
Have I got a pia of 16x(30k*1.038-30k*1.017) = £10,880 which far exceeds my annual allowance with zero income of £3600?!
Edit - I didn't make no contributions, I worked the first 2 weeks of the tax year - this may mean that the deferred rules do not apply?! This is sounding super expensive. What AA charge would be applied if I had exceeded the AA by 10k? Is it the case that I worked those 2 weeks for nothing as the 2k pay will be swallowed by a 2k AA charge?!
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Ok
So I think the dB pia is assessed against the 60k allowance and not the gross relevant earnings allowance.
Actual contributions: employee 5.45% plus added pension plus EPA are assessed against earnings. Plus any sipp contributions.
The limit for these is the higher of earnings and 3600.
Assuming this is correct the panic/majority annoyance of my first post luckily does not apply.
I think....0 -
yes the pia is tested against the AA not the tax relief limit.
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