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The Dormant Assets regime comes to (some) stranded pensions at last
The Dormant Assets Act affects personal pension schemes although some benefits under qualifying schemes and automatic enrolment schemes...
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Alice advises on all aspects of pensions law. Her experience covers numerous large projects including bulk transfers, benefit changes, corporate restructuring, liability management and buy-ins/outs.
She provides clear, straightforward advice to trustees and employers on day to day matters. Alice advises clients on duties under pensions and tax legislation and regulation, as well as drafting scheme documentation and supporting clients in scheme funding negotiations. She specialises in technical aspects of pensions law and tax.
A regular speaker at firm seminars and workshops, Alice enjoys engaging with trustees when delivering trustee training, and has delivered presentations explaining pensions tax issues to senior client personnel.Alice joined Burges Salmon as a trainee in 2005 and qualified into the pensions team in 2007. Alice is a full member of the Association of Pension Lawyers.
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CP22/3 and the new Pensions Dashboard duties for FCA-regulated pension providers
This blog was written by Leonardo Robinson
This consultation to make the Pensions Dashboard a reality and which closes on 8 April is of
AD Bly Groundworks and Civil Engineering Ltd v HMRC: a reminder of the principles of tax relief on pension contributions by employers
This post was written by Leonardo Robinson and Charles Gray
A recent First-Tier Tax Tribunal case, decided on 26 November 2021, serves as...
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