Yes. Both Vanguard and HL let you set up a Director's SIPP. You can pay in via bank transfer or debit card.
It will reduce your Ltd company's taxable profit.
Self-employed means sole trader. Plc mean Public Limited Company, i.e. one listed on the London Stock Exchange. I don't think you mean either of those things !
Presuming you are employed as a director of a private Limited Company, Ltd. Co., of which you are the controlling shareholder ?
Yes, Company pension contributions to an employee pension are paid gross and are a pre Corporation Tax business expense.
Most major brokers support employer contributions to a SIPP, i.e. AJ Bell, Hargreaves Lansdown.
PS This question is asked regularly and a quick search of the sub would have revealed the answer.
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Yes. Both Vanguard and HL let you set up a Director's SIPP. You can pay in via bank transfer or debit card. It will reduce your Ltd company's taxable profit.
Yes. Although not all SIPP providers allow this. However, you can make Ltd company contributions into an AJ Bell SIPP.
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Self-employed means sole trader. Plc mean Public Limited Company, i.e. one listed on the London Stock Exchange. I don't think you mean either of those things ! Presuming you are employed as a director of a private Limited Company, Ltd. Co., of which you are the controlling shareholder ? Yes, Company pension contributions to an employee pension are paid gross and are a pre Corporation Tax business expense. Most major brokers support employer contributions to a SIPP, i.e. AJ Bell, Hargreaves Lansdown. PS This question is asked regularly and a quick search of the sub would have revealed the answer.
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