Tax relief restrictions could penalise non-high earners - NAPF

Jenna Towler
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Pension tax relief restrictions will unfairly penalise people who are promoted, made redundant or take early ill-health retirement, the National Association of Pension Funds warns.

The trade body said while it supported government plans in principle the proposals needed urgent "fine tuning". It explained the inclusion of past service into the planned tax workings will also...

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