UK - The Inland Revenue's pensions tax proposals are "fundamentally flawed" because they penalise pension investors for good performance, claims Smith & Williamson.
The financial services group said good investment performance could see many savings hit the £1.4m cap, which could limit an individual’s ability to pay further contributions.
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