Rachel Reeves plots new £4bn tax raid on Brits with 1 type of pension | Politics | News
Rachel Reeves is said to be plotting a huge £4billion pension tax raid in her Budget later this month. The Chancellor is believed to want to axe fiscal breaks available to staff and employers who save cash in workplace pensions, which could cost the average worker £210 a year. "Salary sacrifice” schemes mean Brits can put money into their retirement pots before it is subject to income tax or national insurance.Firms also enjoy lower employer national insurance contributions when staff take advantage of this, because the levies are only charged on pay left over. But Ms Reeves is reportedly preparing to change the national insurance relief by changing the maximum amount of an employee's wages that can be deposited without paying up. Someone on £35,000 a year and contributed 5% of their wa...










