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Local Government Pension - and claiming tax relief (higher rate)
darren72
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I have been paying into a local government pension scheme, and as far as they are aware I am a standard rate tax payer.
However, I am also self employed in my spare time, and actually pay higher rate tax.
Am I entitled to claim back tax relief on my pension contributions ??
Thanks in advance.
However, I am also self employed in my spare time, and actually pay higher rate tax.
Am I entitled to claim back tax relief on my pension contributions ??
Thanks in advance.
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As your payment into the LGPS is from gross pay you are already geting full tax relief at source.0
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