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Jun 18
2009
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These ammendments can be summarised as follows.
- Special annual allowance increased from £20,000 to £50,000 - Allowable pension deduction when working out relevant income increased from £20,000 to £50,000 - No longer need to look back at the last two years earnings - Annual contributions,including recurring singles, will count as regulars (though have to take a three year average) - The rules won't apply to those aged 50 or older.
Note - these are amendments to a draft Bill.
The Finance Bill usually becomes an Act in July just before those Member of Parliament types head off for their summer hols - possibly 23rd July. I will post again with further details.
Jaime
- Special annual allowance increased from £20,000 to £50,000 - Allowable pension deduction when working out relevant income increased from £20,000 to £50,000 - No longer need to look back at the last two years earnings - Annual contributions,including recurring singles, will count as regulars (though have to take a three year average) - The rules won't apply to those aged 50 or older.
Note - these are amendments to a draft Bill.
The Finance Bill usually becomes an Act in July just before those Member of Parliament types head off for their summer hols - possibly 23rd July. I will post again with further details.
Jaime
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