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Posted Wed, 01 Nov 2023 08:54:04 GMT by
Hi HMRC, I am a higher tax rate payer (40%), and my employment started since June 2021. My employer started using the Salary Exchange approach in April 2023. With the Salary Exchange Arrangement effective, I don’t have to pay the 4% pension contribution. It means I won’t pay any extra tax, so I don’t have to do the tax relief claim from April 2023 onward. May I know how can I claim back tax relief from the previous year? Also do I need to print off all contribution's history from my pension vendor to HMRC? My employment started since June 2021, so I can claim for the 21/22 tax year and the 22/23 tax year. Am I correct? Please kindly advise. Many Thanks
Posted Thu, 02 Nov 2023 12:06:53 GMT by HMRC Admin 32 Response
Hi,

This is salary sacrifice and you cannot claim relief on these payments as they are deemed employer contributions and not yours.

Thank you.

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