Deduct your pension plan as a self-employed

Deductibility
100 %

Fiscal risk

PSPS, PASE: we help you make sense of all this!

Setting up a Private Supplementary Pension for the Self-employed (PSPS)allows you to supplement the basic pension you receive as a self-employed person. For a PSPS, you pay a maximum of 8.17% of your net taxable income, with a minimum of €100 and a maximum of €3,256.87 for the 2020 tax year.

These savings are fully tax-deductible! So it's a great way to optimise your taxes today and prepare for the future at the same time!

Deduct your pension plan as a self-employed

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