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Salary Conversion Arrangement Company Pension
« on: July 28, 2015, 09:39:32 PM »
Hello,

I am starting a job in the UK. It will be my first "real job" out of university and I have a quick question about the company pension.

It's a normal pension scheme where both I and the company make contributions. In simple terms, unless I'm mistaken, that means that it will not be treated as a PFIC if I execute Art. 18 of the tax treaty, and I will only pay tax on the distributions when I withdraw from it.



There is an option called penwise, which

"is a 'salary conversion' arrangement that allows you and the company to make savings on NI contributions. That means:
  • you do not make pension contributions directly into the pension plan;
  • your pay is reduced by an amount equal to your pension contributions; and
  • the company pays this amount, along with its contributions on your behalf into your pension account
"

My question is this: Will enrolling in this have any effect on the status of my pension regarding Art. 18 of the tax treaty? Will it change in any way the way I have to file taxes or create taxable income?

Thanks a lot!
 Max
« Last Edit: July 28, 2015, 09:42:30 PM by omglolmax »


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