Steve D

Hi I don't see how PIM2054 is relevant, I'm asking about using a previous years unused pensions allowance. The scenario is that in 2024/2025 I will pay a small amount into my pension and will be in a split year. Can I for 2025/2026 use the difference between what I pay into my pension and the £60k allowance to contribute more in that year

Hi I qualify for split year treatment in 2024/25 if I have unused pension contributions from the 60k annual allowance can I use this in the subsequent year

i returned to the Uk in September after several years abroad and split year treatment applies to me. I can see that normally you can use upto three years worth of unused pension allowances. When split year treatment applies can you only use unused allowances from the years you were resident? Many thanks

Ok thanks if I gained interest in a uk bank account for savings before September will I need to pay tax on this

Hi I returned to the uk after working abroad and will be claiming split year treatment additionally I was working in a country that does not charge tax. I would like to bring back my savings to the uk that were all earned from employment income. Am I right in thinking that I will need ro declare all interest gained after returning on September also that no tax will be due on the capital. Thank you

Hi i am a UK citizen and have recently returned to the UK after working overseas and will claim split year treatment i have two questions 1) Will i be able to use my whole ISA allowance eg the 20k GBP 2) I have two old workplace pensions from my ex UK employers, contributions on these ceased well before i left the Uk to work overseas. I would now like to transfer these to another provider as the management fees are high. As i will now be a UK resident for the split year i'm assuming i can now move these pensions without there being any adverse split year related tax implications. Both pension have a defined transfer value and no gain will be realised, basically this will be a simple transfer . Many thanks