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How much can I pay into a pension and still get tax relief?

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You can receive tax relief on earnings less than £60,000 or 100% of your earnings each tax year. This limit may be lower if you are a very high earner (due to tapering) or if you have accessed taxable pension income (generating the MPAA).

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How much can I pay into a pension and still get tax relief?

Also In this section:

How do higher-rate taxpayers claim additional pension tax relief?

Do self-employed people get tax relief on pension contributions?

Do pension contributions reduce my taxable income?

How much can I pay into a pension and still get tax relief?

How does pension tax relief work in the UK?

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