Yesterday, the government said it would work with the industry on "alternative ways" to implement pension tax relief restrictions - and would consider reducing the annual allowance to between £30,000 and £45,000 instead.
It is not year clear how such a reduction would be applied to defined benefit pension accrual. The table below - kindly provided by Towers Watson - shows the tax charges that would be incurred b...
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