Anyone applying for a pension under the tax regime to be introduced in 2001 will have to provide pro...
Anyone applying for a pension under the tax regime to be introduced in 2001 will have to provide proof of residency if they are not earning Currently, no residence information is required for existing personal pensions due to the net relevant earnings test, which reveals where an individual has been earning The document issued by the Inland Revenue and the DSS two weeks ago said that because the link between earnings and making pension contributions was being broken, the Government would have to create a residency test If anyone who is not earning ceases to be a UK resident they can stil...
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