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The Firefighters’ Pension Scheme (England) Regulations 2014

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145 Amount of club transfer earned pension

(1) This regulation applies in relation to a club transfer value payment received from another club scheme. (2) For the scheme year in which the transfer date falls, the amount of club transfer earned pension P is entitled to count is— (a) the amount specified in the club transfer value statement; or (b) if such a statement is not provided, an amount calculated by the scheme manager in accordance with actuarial guidance.

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145 Amount of club transfer earned pension

(1) This regulation applies in relation to a club transfer value payment received from another club scheme. (2) For the scheme year in which the transfer date falls, the amount of club transfer earned pension P is entitled to count is— (a) the amount specified in the club transfer value statement; or (b) if such a statement is not provided, an amount calculated by the scheme manager in accordance with actuarial guidance.

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