How much is your employer allowed to contribute into your pension? The basic rule for any employer contribution is that it must meet the “wholly and exclusively” rule to qualify for tax relief. So like any business expense, to be an allowable deduction against profits, the contribution should be at a reasonable level for the individual concerned.

Remember, you are still subject to the Annual Allowance rules for all combined pension contributions.

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