LLP - employer pension contributions

LLP - employer pension contributions

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If a relatively low earner with separate investment income wants to put a lot of money into a pension scheme, my understanding is they can't do it via personal contributions due to the cap being based on relevant earnings (which ignore investment income).  However as I understand it their employer can potentially make contributions which are not impacted by the same cap.

If the business is an LLP, it can presumably make employer's contributions for "normal" employees, but can it do this for partners too?  Partners aren't legally employees, but I wondered whether pension contributions for them could be made, reducing the LLP's profit, hence their profit share...or whether any pension contributions made for the partner by the LLP would be deemed to be drawings that were then put personally into the scheme?

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