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Personal vs company pension contributions

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    #11
    Originally posted by ittony View Post
    The company is solvent and has enough retained profit to keep paying me for a while, but most of the articles I've read on the subject of personal vs company pension contributions say that the amount paid into the pension must not exceede the company's annual profit.

    Although I must admit that doesn't entirely ring true to me, not least because profit is something measured after pension payments, not before.
    well I don't know. Maybe this would be a good question for a professional?

    Are you still sure your mistakes cost less than an accountant? We only know about the ones you've asked fro help with. What about the ones you don't know you've got wrong?
    See You Next Tuesday

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