The Pensions Regulator: Anti-avoidance powers

The Pensions Regulator: Anti-avoidance powers and recent cases

Companies should always consider the impact of undertaking any type of corporate activity on their defined benefit pension scheme. Any corporate activity that is expected to be materially detrimental to the ability of a scheme to meet its pension liabilities could lead to the Pensions Regulator exercising his penal anti-avoidance powers in relation to that event.

This training video gives employers a background on the Pensions Regulators’ anti-avoidance powers. Please click on the image above to view the training video or click here to download a printer-friendly PDF version.

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