- HMRC announced a policy change on VAT deduction for pension fund management.
- Investment costs will no longer be considered for dual use.
- Trustees supplying management services to employers can deduct input tax if VAT-registered.
- Deductions are subject to normal rules and a 4-year cap.
- New policy effective from 18 June 2025; guidance to be published by autumn 2025.
- Change follows a European Court decision allowing employers to recover input tax on investment costs.
- Previous policy required apportionment for dual use of investment costs.
- Now, all input tax is considered the employer’s and deductible by them, following normal rules.
Source: pensionsage.com
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