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Under 55s in drawdown still face tax

11 May 2010

Self-invested personal pension provider Hornbuckle Mitchell has called for HM Revenue & Customs to clarify the regulations governing income drawdown for people aged under 55.

Stewart Dick, Head of Sales said: "This issue affects anyone aged over 50 and below 55 in an income drawdown arrangement - even if taking zero income - but who now wants to transfer to another scheme. We don't believe that the purpose of the regulation is to prevent the transfer of an income drawdown arrangement to another income drawdown arrangement taking place but unfortunately the current wording has unintentionally led to the position where such a transfer could trigger an unauthorised member payment charge."

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