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In some countries there may be a tax benefit to partial commutation. (Under UK tax rules, up to 25% for example, of the value of a pension may be taken in the form of a tax free lump sum.) | In some countries there may be a tax benefit to partial commutation. (Under UK tax rules, up to 25% for example, of the value of a pension may be taken in the form of a tax free lump sum.) | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Lump sum]] | * [[Lump sum]] | ||
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Pensions.
The foregoing of part or all of the pension payable from retirement in exchange for an immediate lump sum benefit.
In some countries there may be a tax benefit to partial commutation. (Under UK tax rules, up to 25% for example, of the value of a pension may be taken in the form of a tax free lump sum.)
