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How to take the whole of your fund in cash
You have read it correctly, it is possible for all of the fund to be paid out in the form of cash...
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Pension Scheme Loans
A SSAS can lend 50% of its net assets to the business. The maximum term being 5 years and
there must be a charge over an asset of equal value. If a loan is made to an unconnected
company or person the 50% restriction or charge does not arise....
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Reduce your Capital gains tax
If you own and asset which increases in value you could incur capital gains tax (CGT) on this disposal.
CGT can apply to shares, until trusts, land, property (non primary) and antiques which can all
increase in price...
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Reduce your Corporation tax
Corporation tax is the tax paid by businesses on their profits. Unincorporated organizations
(such as clubs and societies) also pay corporation tax. Partners in both traditional and limited
liability partnerships and sole trader pay income tax instead.
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Reduce your Personal tax
Quite simply, the less you earn the less direct taxes you pay. However, there are tax
deductable expenses which can reduce your overall tax liability...
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Selling personal and business assets to your scheme tax efficiently
If you feel that your SSAS would benefit from investments that you or a third party owns
then you can sell those assets to your scheme on arms length terms highly tax efficiently...
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