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  • ruasonid
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    Thanks, so it means income over the increased basic rate band (as a result of gross pension contribution), which would be taxed at 40%, would qualify the pension contribution for relief at 40%.

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  • Kenny@MyAccountantFriend
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    To claim relief at 40% your gross earnings have to be within the 40% tax bracket.

    This is due to the gross pension contributions increasing your basic rate tax band by the amount if the contributions made.

    If you are not a higher rate tax payer you would not get relief at 40% but would still receive the 20% grossing up on the contributions made for the basic rate threshold.

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  • ruasonid
    started a topic Sufficient tax

    Sufficient tax

    I've seen this phrase on several pension Websites with no further explanation.

    "You must pay sufficient tax at the higher/additional rate to claim the full tax relief via your tax return"

    Meaning?

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