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INTM336000 · Double Taxation applications and claims: applicants/claimants: pension funds

  • INTM336010 · What a pension fund is
  • INTM336020 · How you recognise a pension fund
  • INTM336030 · Who can claim on behalf of a pension fund
  • INTM336050 · Claims under Double Taxation Agreements
  • INTM336060 · Claims by pooled pension funds
  • INTM336070 · Double Taxation applications and claims - applicants/claimants: pension funds: Claims under ICTA88/S614(5)
  1. Double Taxation applications and claims: applicants/claimants: pension funds: contents
  2. Double Taxation applications and claims: applicants/claimants: pension funds: How you recognise a pension fund

INTM336020 | Double Taxation applications and claims: applicants/claimants: pension funds: How you recognise a pension fund

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

You will generally recognise a pension fund by its title, for example “[Name of Company] Employees’ Retirement Fund”.

Sometimes the fund will have a title such as “[Name of Company Pension Fund Number 3” which suggests that it may be a form of pooled pension fund; see INTM336060. You may need further information about such a fund before you can process its claim.

If the nature of the fund is not clear from its title, you may need to enquire about its status.

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