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The insolvency practitioner's role in the assessment process

The assessment period starts with a qualifying insolvency event. You must file notice of the insolvency – an S120 notice – within 14 days of your appointment or of becoming aware of the existence of the pension scheme. Without that, it’s not possible to make a start on the work that needs to be completed during the assessment period. By law, we exercise the trustees’ rights against the employer during the assessment period. So we need to know about the insolvency as soon as possible.

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Understanding your invoice

Find out how we get information about your scheme and download our levy guide to help you understand your invoice.

Ways to reduce the levy

Learn about measures you can take to reduce your levy bill.

How to certify deficit reduction contributions

Deficit reduction contributions must have been made by 31 March and then certified on The Pension Regulator's Exchange system by the end of April.

What are deficit reduction contributions?

Deficit reduction contributions are extra payments you can make to reduce the shortfall of funding in a pension scheme. These could form part of a recovery plan, or be additional to that.

What happens if your employer becomes insolvent

Find out more about what happens if your employer becomes insolvent and the PPF assessment period.

How to make a complaint

What to do if you want to make a complaint or request a review of a decision we’ve made.