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    Employer pension limit

    Planning to pay a big employer contribution into my pension.

    Is the limit still 50k pa?

    Or when does the 40k limit come in?

    Edit : Before NLUK abuses me textually that is, I checked and the 40k limit comes in at the end of this tax year.
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    #2
    £40k comes in from the start of the new tax year, so just bear in mind any other contributions and the lifetime allowance.
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      #3
      Allowance is £50k until April the 5th. Drops to £40k April 6th onwards. HTH.
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        #4
        Just a quick addition to the above:

        The annual allowance is per pension input period, which isn't necessarily aligned to the tax year.

        The £40k limit will kick in for the input period ending in the 2014/15 tax year.

        Hope this helps!
        Craig

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          #5
          Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View Post
          Allowance is £50k until April the 5th. Drops to £40k April 6th onwards. HTH.

          Don't forget if you can utilise 'carry forward' rules to use previous years unused allowances.

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            #6
            Originally posted by S Hudson View Post
            Don't forget if you can utilise 'carry forward' rules to use previous years unused allowances.
            As long as the scheme was in operation in those years.
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              #7
              Originally posted by S Hudson View Post
              Don't forget if you can utilise 'carry forward' rules to use previous years unused allowances.
              Yes, and I have done so this year.
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