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Posted 6 months ago by Joe Tripp
I pay income tax at a rate of 40%, but do not complete self assessment as my earnings are fairly stable. I intend to add some contributions to a SIPP and understand that the provider will claim 20% tax relief directly. Is there a process to claim the other 20% tax relief outside of completing self assessment?
Posted 6 months ago by HMRC Admin 19 Response
Hi,
You can see guidance here:
Tax on your private pension contributions
Thank you.
Posted 2 months ago by Shaun Flaherty
Joe - Did you get anywhere with this? I want to do the same. I.e avoid completing a SA as I’m currently PAYE but claim the higher rate additional 20% associated with SIPP contributions. The guidance just states “Tell us” but it doesn’t say how? Thanks in advance Shaun

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