SCHEDULE 29Registered pension schemes: authorised lump sums—supplementary
Part 2Lump sum death benefit rule
Money purchase arrangements
Annuity protection lump sum death benefit
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(1)
For the purposes of this Part a lump sum death benefit is an annuity protection lump sum death benefit if—
F1(a)
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(b)
it is paid in respect of a money purchase arrangement, and
(c)
it is paid in respect of a scheme pension or lifetime annuity to which the member was entitled at the date of the member’s death.
(2)
But if the amount of a lump sum falling within sub-paragraph (1) exceeds the annuity protection limit, the excess is not an annuity protection lump sum death benefit.
(3)
The annuity protection limit is—
where—
F2AC is—
- a
in a case where the member became entitled to the pension or annuity before reaching the age of 75, the amount crystallised by reason of the member becoming entitled to the pension or annuity, disregarding paragraphs 3 and 4 of Schedule 32, and
- b
in a case where the member became entitled to the pension or annuity after having reached that age, the amount that would have been so crystallised (disregarding those paragraphs) but for paragraph 2 of that Schedule,
AP is the amount of the pension paid in respect of the period between the member becoming entitled to the pension or annuity and the member’s death, and
TPLS is the total amount of annuity protection lump sum death benefit previously paid in respect of the pension or annuity under this paragraph.