In recent years, many Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Schemes (QROPS) have been removed from the HMRC recognised list. De-listed QROPS can sometimes result in restricted access, limits on transfers, and potential tax implications. Every case is different, and the impact will depend on your personal circumstances.
The views expressed in this article are not to be construed as personal advice. Therefore, you should contact a qualified, and ideally, regulated adviser in order to obtain up-to-date personal advice with regard to your own personal circumstances. Consequently, if you do not, then you are acting under your own authority and deemed “execution only”. The author does not accept any liability for people acting without personalised advice, who base a decision on views expressed in this generic article. Importantly, where this article is dated then it is based on legislation as of the date. Legislation changes but articles are rarely updated, although sometimes a new article is written; so, please check for later articles or changes in legislation on official government websites, as this article should not be relied on in isolation.
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