Tax relief on pensions can be limited by an annual allowance, which is the most a person can save into their pots before any tax is levied.
Currently, the annual allowance is £40,000 but it may be lower than this for people who have flexibly accessed their pensions or who have a high income.
Those on a high income will have a reduced (tapered) annual allowance if their:
threshold income is over £200,000
adjusted income is over £240,000
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Additionally, people will usually pay tax on contributions if their pension pots are worth more than the lifetime allowance, which is currently sitting at £1,073,100.