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Separation - Pension/Tax

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steve999 | 09:55 Sun 06th Jul 2008 | Personal Finance
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I separated from my wife three years ago and have recently taken early retirement. I elected to take the maximum lump sum (which I split 50/50 with my wife) and I will pay her half my regular company pension.
If she pays no tax is there any way I can get her half of the pension paid net of tax, or any way in which she can claim back the tax I have paid on her half?
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The Inland Revenue will be able to assist you here. They don't simply exist to take money away from you - they are (at least in my own experience) a helpful lot !!!
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