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this means that if a taxpayer pays £8,000 into his pension fund, this is deemed to be net of
basic rate tax at 20%. HMRC will then pay the pension provider an amount equivalent to the
basic rate deduction (20/80 x £8,000= £2,000). Thus the individual’s pension fund is increased
by £10,000 in total. As the gross contribution exceeds £3,600 (see note above) then the
taxpayer must have net relevant earnings for the tax year of at least £10,000 for tax relief to be
fully available.
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Higher rate and additional rate taxpayers achieve higher and additional rate relief by extending
the basic and higher rate bands by the gross amount of the personal pension contribution.
Hence in this example the higher rate and additional rate tax bands will increase by £10,000 so
that higher and additional rate tax will only arise above taxable income figures of £47,700 and
£160,000 respectively.
When an employee makes a contribution into an
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