These pension schemes provide many tax benefits. Both SIPP and SSAS can invest in commercial and agricultural land. The property once acquired can then be let to your company or a third party.
We are experienced in dealing with commercial property transactions involving SIPP and SSAS (Self invested personal pension/small, self-administered scheme) to include acquisitions, disposals, mortgages and leases.
Our links with professional pension trustees allows us to offer you a wide range of options. Pension fund property investment is often very tax-efficient, but setting this up can be complex. We have a detailed understanding of the unique issues relevant to a SIPP or SSAS investment and we will assist you through the legal complexities to ensure that your transaction goes smoothly.
By working with our team who understands pension investment property, you can ensure that your transaction is as quick and hassle free as possible – saving you time and money, both now and in the future.
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SIPP and SSAS FAQ
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Self-Invested Personal Pension or SIPP for short are pension plans that allow an individual to choose how their savings are invested such as commercial property. Alternatively, an individual can set up a Small Self-Administered Scheme (SSAS) usually in the name of a limited company for privately run businesses to benefit the directors and family employees. Trustees are appointed to have control over the scheme’s assets and investments.
Our legal advice for SIPP and SSAS includes:
- Buying and selling property into a pension fund
- Leases, assignments, subletting and other property management issues
- Securing mortgages against pension properties
- Transferring properties between pension funds, or taking them into the pension fund as beneficiary contributions
- Producing standard form documentation that covers a trustee’s key requirements
- Structuring transactions to meet pension regulation requirements
- Full property litigation support
