RPSM05202010 - Member Pages: Contributions and
tax relief: Member contributions - relief at source: Special
conditions
Special conditions for relief at source on contributions to
pension schemes
To be able to make contributions using the relief at source
system you will need to comply with a number of regulations. These
will allow us to give the correct level of relief on your
contributions so that you receive what is due to you but also
ensure that you comply with our requirements for receiving that
relief. However there are some special conditions and exceptions
for the following categories of individuals
If you are a child under the age of 16
The obligations can be discharged by your parent or guardian, or
a person with parental responsibility for you.
If you are incapable, by reason of mental disorder, of managing
and administering your property and affairs
The obligations can be discharged:
- in England and Wales or Northern Ireland,
by the person's attorney or receiver, or the person managing and
administering his property and affairs; and
- in Scotland, by the person's guardian
within the meaning of the Adults with Incapacity (Scotland) Act
2000.
If you are suffering from a physical disability, by reason of
which you have difficulty executing documents in respect of the
management and administration of your property and affairs
The obligations may be discharged by a person having a power of
attorney in relation to your affairs.