Publisher's Synopsis
Tolley's Pensions Law is a comprehensive looseleaf volume written by a team of legal and tax experts in the pensions field. It provides clear information on the complexities of pensions law in the UK, and gives authoritative guidance and explanations on all types of personal and state pension provision, including occupational pensions, personal pensions, investment-regulated pension schemes, employer-financed retirement benefits schemes, NEST, stakeholder pensions and public sector schemes. References to cases and statutes are given, and the Digest of Pensions Cases provides a useful analysis of the most important case law in this area. For ease of reference, the chapters are grouped under the following Parts: Part A: Types of Pension Provision Part B: Establishing an Occupational Scheme Part C: Contracting Out Part D: Membership and Benefits Part E: Trustees and Actuaries Part F: Amending a Scheme Part G: The Scheme Fund: Investments, Assets, Funding and Surplus Part H: Transfers and Winding-Up Part I: Overseas Aspects Part J: Disputes and Cases Part K: Scottish and Republic of Ireland Pensions Part L: Pensions Institutions This service includes six pensions booklets a year (invoiced separately on publication) which provide a quick reference source on topical or difficult subjects, such as Pensions Taxation Terminology, and QROPS.
