Cameron faces £200k bill under tax relief changes

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David Cameron would face a £200,000 tax bill this year if his pension was subject to the same rules as the private sector, Hymans Robertson says.

And the consultant estimated this would increase to about £300,000 if current tax relief proposals come into force after April next year. Hymans Robertson explained if the prime minister's entir...

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