Reclaim Additional Pension Tax Relief
Check if you may be entitled to additional pension tax relief.
If you are a higher-rate taxpayer and contribute to a pension, you may be entitled to additional tax relief that is not automatically applied.
Many higher earners only receive basic-rate tax relief through their pension provider and fail to claim the extra relief they’re legally entitled to.
This can result in thousands of pounds being left unclaimed. You can typically claim for pension contributions made in the last 4 tax years.
You may qualify if:
This claim allows you to reclaim additional tax relief you are legally entitled to.
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If you’re a higher-rate taxpayer and your pension is set up as “relief at source”, your pension provider usually adds 20% basic-rate tax relief automatically. However, higher earners may still be entitled to additional tax relief from HMRC. Claiming this extra relief can result in a tax refund or a tax code adjustment.
In the UK, you typically become a higher-rate (40%) taxpayer when your taxable income goes above £50,270 per year. This means part of your income is taxed at 40% instead of 20%, which is why extra pension tax relief may be available.
You may qualify if you:
● Pay 40% (higher rate) or 45% (additional rate) tax
● Pay into a pension where only 20% tax relief is automatically applied
● Have not yet claimed the additional relief from HMRC
The amount depends on your pension contributions, but many higher-rate taxpayers receive around £1,756 on average, while additional-rate taxpayers may receive around £2,195.
Yes. HMRC normally allows claims to be backdated for up to 4 previous tax years. This means some people could receive a lump sum refund of around £4,000 or more, depending on their pension contributions.
It’s very easy to complete our 60-second form. The form simply asks for a few basic details so the claim process can begin.
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