Net Pay Action Group urges government to deliver pensions tax manifesto pledge
The Net Pay Action Group (NPAG) is urging the government to deliver on its manifesto pledge to review unfair tax rules in pensions.
The group - made up of pension providers, lawyers, tax and payroll specialists, employers, consumer groups, and policy experts - is calling on the government to provide a firm timeline for a review of...
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