HMRC confirm that 'disguised remuneration' rules (introduced from 6th April 2011) do not impact on whether premiums to our Relevant Life Plan are an allowable business expense. This endorses our efforts to ensure the proposition is fully fit for purpose, so you can be confident when recommending our Relevant Life Plan to your clients.
A Relevant Life Plan is a term assurance plan available to employers to provide an individual death in service benefit for an employee. It is designed to pay a lump sum if the person covered dies or is diagnosed with a terminal illness whilst employed during the term. A Relevant Life Plan is paid for by the employer.
Relevant Life Plans are not available where this is no employer/employee relationship. For example, sole traders, equity partners of a partnership or equity members of a Limited Liability Partnership.
Relevant Life Plans are similar to most other types of life cover except they aim to provide a tax efficient benefit provided by an employer for an employee.
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A Relevant Life Plan is designed to be written in a discretionary trust (Legal & General's Relevant Life Plan Trust) at outset, with the employee’s family and dependants as beneficiaries. If the plan is not placed in trust at outset, your client should seek expert legal and tax advice on the consequences of this.

Relevant Life Plan Customer Brochure (W13551) PDF: 669KB
Relevant Life Plan Lead Generation Letter (Q34862) DOC: 24KB
Relevant Life Plan Competitor Comparison Flyer (Q34710) PDF: 117KB
Relevant Life Plan Application and Trust Form (W13545) PDF: 282KB
Relevant Life Plan Key Features Document (W13546) PDF: 1.42MB
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