limited company pension

oxocubes · 10 March 2007 at 2:22PM

Hi, I am the only employee of my ltd company, I'm 57.
I have a stakeholder pension started when I was paye.
I believe that to pay into the pension I must have a salary the same or more than the the amount I wish to pay in to the pension - is this correct?
What is the most efficient way of paying into a pension fund in my situation.
Many thanks in advance.:beer:

Debt_Free_Chick · 11 March 2007 at 11:44AM

oxocubes wrote: »

I believe that to pay into the pension I must have a salary the same or more than the the amount I wish to pay in to the pension - is this correct?

Roughly, yes. You can pay up to 100% of your earnings in to your pension. There is no point in paying any more as you won't get tax relief.

But ....

What is the most efficient way of paying into a pension fund in my situation.

Your company can pay into the stakeholder out of the business funds. If you pay your own contributions too, then the company can top those up to a total of £215,000.

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