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Pensions law [2025] UKFTT 1463 (GRC)

IndoBritish Academy of Science and Technology Ltd v Pensions Regulator

IndoBritish Academy of Science and Technology Ltd v Pensions Regulator [2025] UKFTT 1463 (GRC) (03 December 2025)

The tribunal dismissed an appeal against a ÂŁ400 fixed penalty notice for failure to file a Re-Declaration of Compliance under pensions auto-enrolment rules.

  • Employer compliance
  • Automatic re-enrolment
  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Re-declaration of compliance
  • Pensions-law
  • Auto-enrolment
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Pensions regulation [2023] UKFTT 842 (GRC)

Aqua Environmental Maintenance Ltd v The Pensions Regulator

Aqua Environmental Maintenance Ltd v The Pensions Regulator [2023] UKFTT 842 (GRC) (10 October 2023)

The Tribunal dismissed Aqua Environmental Maintenance Ltd’s appeal against a £400 fixed penalty for failing to file a re-declaration of compliance on time.

  • Automatic enrolment
  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Compliance notice
  • Declaration of compliance
  • Re-declaration of compliance
  • Statutory presumptions of service
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Pensions law [2023] UKFTT 671 (GRC)

Diamond Plumbing And Heating (Southern) Ltd v The Pensions Regulator

Diamond Plumbing And Heating (Southern) Ltd v The Pensions Regulator [2023] UKFTT 671 (GRC) (14 August 2023)

The tribunal dismissed Diamond Plumbing and Heating (Southern) Ltd’s appeal against a £400 pensions fixed penalty for failing to file a re-declaration of compliance on time.

  • Automatic enrolment
  • Employer compliance
  • Fixed penalty notice
  • Statutory presumptions of service
  • Re-declaration of compliance
  • Automatic-enrolment
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