Skip to Navigation
  • Register
  • Login
  • Client only
Temple Smith Home
Home › Guides › Personal › Retirement and pensions

Pension contributions and tax relief

Any member of a registered pension scheme may make unlimited contributions to a registered pension scheme. However to qualify for tax relief a contribution must be a relievable pension contribution made by a relevant UK individual.

…

This content is only available to our registered users.

Please log in or create a free account, to gain access to our extensive business, personal and tax guides.

  • Login (Forgotten login?)
  • Create new account

Guides

  • Business
  • Personal
    • An introduction to tax planning
    • Introduction to the tax system
    • Planning aspects
    • Home aspects
    • Investments and investing
    • Retirement and pensions
      • Pension changes
      • Qualifying for a state pension
      • Achieving financial security in retirement
      • Pension premiums
      • Pension contributions and tax relief
      • Pension credit
      • Stakeholder pensions
      • State pension deferral
    • VCT and EIS
  • Tax
  • Links

Related guides

  • Building your wealth
  • The tax system for the self employed
  • Tax on savings income
  • Pension credit
  • Pension premiums

Related services

  • Self assessment
  • Trusts and executorships
  • Personal tax planning
  • Investment and financial

Related news

  • EU trends show corporate and personal tax rates are on the up
  • Confusion over PPI compensation and tax liability
  • Over 50s may have to work an extra 11 years to afford retirement
  • HMRC campaign deadlines approach for electricians and online traders
  • Think tank urges for single 30% income tax rate
  • Home
  • The Practice
  • Services
  • Guides
  • Business news
  • Contact
  • Calculators
  • Terms and conditions
  • Copyright
  • Accessibility statement
  • Site map