Will flat-rate tax relief make pensions even more complex?
Keeping it simple is not on the government's to do list
A flat-rate of tax relief is believed to be the Treasury's preferred option for future pension taxation. But can the system ever be simple, asks Neil MacGillivray
As the Budget fast approaches, there has been much speculation as to the outcome of the Green Paper - Strengthening the incentive to save: A consultation on pension tax relief. The aim of the consultation...
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