Employer Pension contribution and 'Adjusted Income'

[subsea]

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[Lance]

No.
As far as I'm aware it is purely an expense for your LTD. and has no tax implications on you as an individual.
What does your accountant say?

[northernladuk]

This is what happens when you listen to friends for advice on tens of thousands of your money. Speak to a professional.

[Lance]

Probably to complex a question for here. Even some accountants don't fully understand it - look it up "adjusted income and threshold income". There is a difference between listening to someone and assuming they are correct but thanks any way.

too


It's not a complex question. And any accountant who cannot understand it, and explain, is a sh*t accountant.

Even googling your quoted search term comes up with this Tapering of annual allowance for high incomes - Royal London for advisers

Tapering of annual allowance for high incomes - adjusted and threshold incomes

This reduces the annual allowance for people with an adjusted income over £240,000 and a threshold income over £200,000.

which is different sums from what you suggested anyway.

read this..... Personal Allowances: adjusted net income - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
and get some professional advice. The sums of money involved are such that £500 on advice is a good idea.