Pension contribution and Annual allowance planning
Contributing to a pension scheme is one of the few remaining ways to effectively reduce your tax exposure. However, there are specific rules to determine how much you are able to contribute while still receiving tax relief. We will:
- Review your historic contributions and income levels to determine if there is scope to make further contributions, thereby saving you more tax
- Inform you if you have been affected by the annual allowance tapering rules and advise you if there is scope to offset any potential pension savings charges
- Introduce you to trusted intermediaries to review your current pension provisions and/or set up a new plan
Investment structuring
Structured properly, you can mitigate, or even avoid, paying tax on your investment income. When preparing your tax return, we will review your various income sources and advise you of possible ways to mitigate your tax exposure through the re-organisation of the assets you hold. This may involve inter-spousal transfers or gifts to other family members. Or the creation of family trusts or investment companies.
Where appropriate, we will work with members of our legal team to ensure that any transfers are made accurately and in the most beneficial way.