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Pension contributions by owner managed companies

Produced by Tolley in association with
Owner-Managed Businesses
Guidance

Pension contributions by owner managed companies

Produced by Tolley in association with
Owner-Managed Businesses
Guidance
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The tax treatment of pension contributions is complicated and can require specialist advice. This guidance note summarises the treatment of pension contributions into a registered pension scheme by owner managed companies and the relevant restrictions or planning points which apply.

For more detailed information on registered pension schemes, see the Taxation of pension contributions ― overview guidance note.

Unless advisers are suitably qualified and authorised to give investment advice, it is vital that they do not give investment advice of any sort. This includes advice concerning pensions. Advice should be restricted to the tax consequences of making contributions. For further information, see the Regulated investment advice guidance note.

Advantages of registered pension schemes

There are several advantages to using registered pension schemes to extract profits for owner-managed businesses:

  1. •

    taxpayers receive a measure of tax relief on pension contributions which they personally make to their pension schemes (see ‘Member contributions ― methods of tax relief’ below)

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