The Occupational Pension Schemes (Collective Money Purchase Schemes) (Extension to Unconnected Multiple Employer Schemes and Miscellaneous Provisions) Regulations 2025
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62 Amendment of regulation 4: qualifying schemes
For regulation 4(1) (qualifying schemes) substitute— (1) The combinations of qualifying benefits described for the purposes of section 3(8) of the Act (qualifying schemes) are— (a) qualifying benefits in respect of which the rates or amounts by reference to which the qualifying benefits are provided each year under the scheme are different; (b) qualifying benefits in respect of which the rates or amounts of contributions paid by the employer are different; (c) qualifying benefits in respect of which the rates or amounts of contributions paid by the employee are different; (d) qualifying benefits in respect of which the normal pension ages as specified in the rules of the scheme are different. .
62 Amendment of regulation 4: qualifying schemes
For regulation 4(1) (qualifying schemes) substitute— (1) The combinations of qualifying benefits described for the purposes of section 3(8) of the Act (qualifying schemes) are— (a) qualifying benefits in respect of which the rates or amounts by reference to which the qualifying benefits are provided each year under the scheme are different; (b) qualifying benefits in respect of which the rates or amounts of contributions paid by the employer are different; (c) qualifying benefits in respect of which the rates or amounts of contributions paid by the employee are different; (d) qualifying benefits in respect of which the normal pension ages as specified in the rules of the scheme are different. .
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