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Jessica@WhiteFieldTax replied

22 January 2015, 22:02
Yes, it can. Unusual, but no restriction on splitting the payment subject to overall £40k cap, reasonableness, carry back, life time allowance, etc.
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menuki started a topic Multiple pensions

22 January 2015, 18:37
Multiple pensions

I can find all the information in the world about pensions online except for an answer to this one question*:
Can my limited company pay into two concurrent pensions for me (assuming the total remains within the limit)?
I'm thinking of setting up a multi-employer pension plan for various reasons but would like my company to pay into my SIPP as well if it can.

*may be an exaggeration
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