Scotland's no: Cross-border question put to bed but tax powers a problem for pensions

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Trustees running schemes in England and Scotland no longer need to be concerned about EU cross-border requirements after the results of yesterday's referendum.

However, experts have warned that pensions still have to prepare for a rift in rules when income tax powers increase in Scotland in 2016. This morning it was revealed the Scottish independence c...

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