The law on pension input periods should be changed to stop a clash with the upcoming tax allowance alterations, actuaries say.
Schemes who have nominated PIPs that clash with the tax year could end up with up to two years of members’ contributions rated against just one years’ tax allowance, which is set to fall to £50,000...
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