Pension Salary Sacrifice Changes Explained
From 6 April 2029 the government will cap the National Insurance saving on salary sacrifice pension contributions. The first £2,000 a year stays free of National Insurance, and everything above that will be taxed like ordinary pay. The CIPP puts 3.3 million workers in scope. Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite explain what…
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