Pension schemes do pay tax |
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Whilst the majority of pension schemes don’t expect to pay tax, in practice many pay sizeable amounts in the form of withholding taxes, VAT, stamp duties and potentially even income taxes. Some schemes may also struggle to accurately quantify the amount of tax they pay. This article considers the various aspects to a pensions scheme’s tax position and suggests suitable tax management techniques.
