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Submitting a re-declaration of compliance

Inform The Pension Regulator that your workplace pension is still compliant completing the re-declaration of compliance.

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Once you have re-enrolled your staff, you must  inform The Pensions Regulator to let them know that you have completed your duties.

In order to do so, you need to complete your re-declaration of compliance on The Pension Regulator website.

Please note: Even if you have no staff to re-enrol, you must complete your re-declaration of compliance. Failure to do so could result in a fine from The Pensions Regulator.

Deadline

You must complete and submit your re-declaration of compliance within five months of the third anniversary of your automatic enrolment staging date. Your re-declaration deadline does not change according to the re-enrolment date you chose.

Please note: After your first re-enrolment process, the re-declaration deadline for all successive re-enrolment will be five months after the third anniversary of your latest re-enrolment  date

Relevant information

To complete your re-declaration of compliance you will need:

  • A Government Gateway User ID (they can help you set one up if you don't already have one).

  • Your ten-digit letter code found on the letter from The Pensions Regulator with your staging date.

  • Your PAYE reference

Pension provider details - you will also need the details below from Smart Pension to complete this process:

  • Your unique EPSR number (Employer Pension Scheme Registration Number). This is found on the home page of your Smart Pension account.

  • The PSR number (Pension Scheme Registration Number) for the Smart Pension Master Trust. This is found on the home page of your Smart Pension account.

  • Type of Scheme: Occupational Pension; Scheme Category: Defined Contribution Scheme

Please note: You can only complete your re-declaration of compliance once you have re-assessed all your employees 

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