Schemes warned over 2011 earnings cap expiry

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Schemes could face an unexpected funding hit when the transitional Inland Revenue earnings cap installed on A-Day expires next year, a lawyer warns.

The issue relates to the £108,600 earnings limit – the point over and above which final salary members no longer receive contributions from their employer. On 6 April 2006, HM Revenue & Customs ...

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