UK - Confusing Inland Revenue guidelines are preventing trustees of schemes in wind-up from using rules that could slash their liabilities, leading lawyers say.
The Pensions Act allows trustees of underfunded schemes to cut their liabilities by using “deemed buyback”. This involves the scheme paying back part of a member’s share of its assets to the govern...
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