Pension tax limits For 2026/27:
Individual Savings Accounts For 2026/27, the limits are as follows:
• The Annual Allowance (AA) is £60,000. • Individuals who have ‘threshold income’ for a tax year of greater than £200,000 have their AA for that tax year restricted. It is reduced by £1 for every £2 of ‘adjusted income’ over £260,000, to a minimum AA of £10,000. • The Lump Sum Allowance, which relates to the general maximum that may be able to be taken as a tax-free lump sum, is £268,275. • The Lump Sum and Death Benefit Allowance, which relates to the general maximum that may be able to be taken as a tax-free lump sum in certain circumstances, is £1,073,100.
• Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) £20,000 • Junior ISAs £9,000 • Lifetime ISAs £4,000 (excluding government bonus) • Child Trust Funds £9,000.
These limits will remain frozen until 5 April 2031.
From 6 April 2027, the annual ISA cash limit will be set at £12,000. The remaining £8,000 will be designated for stocks and shares ISA investment. This restriction will not apply for those over the age of 65, where the cash ISA limit will remain at £20,000.
Personal Tax
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