The Definitive Review of QROPS Pension Transfers
A QROPS is a Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme – or an overseas pension scheme that conforms to the HMRC’s rules that determine what a destination pension scheme has to be in order for a transfer from the UK to be exempt from any unauthorised transfer tax. Since this tax currently stands at 55% of the transfer value, and since there seems to be some confusing as to what is a QROPS, a group of G60 qualified pension transfer specialists set up this organisation.
You might find this site a little different to others in the field – this might be a little more technical and perhaps overflowing with useful information even! However, the aim of this site is technical in nature and we’re looking to provide a resource for those who might find themselves a little lost on the subject of UK pension transfer. We invite you to use the contact form to ask us any questions or request a referral to a qualified financial planner.
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