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Hi all,

If a parent is receiving a pension on behalf of their child (the mother died, and now both husband and child receive separate occupational pension payments from the mothers workplace) - does the childs pension count as part of the parents taxable income?

 

Not a situation I've had before, and I can't find any useful answers anywhere!  (I'm assuming the answer is yes until the child reaches 16)

 

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