17 March 2026
The list of Recognised Overseas Pensions Schemes (ROPS) notifications has been updated.
The list is of schemes that have told HMRC they meet the conditions to be a ROPS and have asked to be included on the list.
The ROPS list has been with 35 schemes added, nine schemes removed and two schemes amended.
HMRC lists the updates, as follows.
Schemes added
Australia
BASHTWO Super Fund
BT Holland SMSF
C&C Super Fund Pty Ltd
Dale Superannuation Fund
Dawkins Superannaution Fund
Edwards Family Super Fund
Fairhurst Family Superfund
Foxall ROPS Fund
Haig-Muggeridge Superannuation Fund
J&C SF Pty Ltd AFT J&C Slavin Super Fund
Jade Personal Pension Scheme
K&Z Underhill ROPS Fund
Lambson investments Superfund
Mack SMSF
Marr Superannuation Fund
Molkenthin Superannuation Fund
My Superannuation Fund
NDW & CEW Wallace SMSF
Oddity Superfund
Parrotfish Super
Pierson Super Fund
Queen Kenna Super Fund
R & N Barton Super Fund
Rod T Super
Rosefalcons
Sticky Wickett Supa
Sundar Sunitha Family
Tomte Superfund
The Gardiner SMSF
The Mahendran Family Superannuation Fund
The Midsomer Hill Super Fund
The Trustee for Coastal Private
The Trustee for Evans Superannuation Fund
India
Bajaj Life Guaranteed Pension Goal II
Bajaj Life Smart Pension
Schemes removed
Australia
Cooperz Holdings Superannuation Fund
Fulmar Fund
G M Reid Superannuation Fund
McCormack Over 55 SMSF
Spud Fund
Storrs Superannuation Fund
The Jackie and Gary Giles Super Fund
India
HDFC Life Click 2 Retire
Jersey
Goldmoney Channel Islands Pension Scheme (Jersey)
Schemes amended
Ireland
Mannok Cement Final Salary Pension Plan (Previously Quinn Cement Limited Final Salary Pension Plan)
Isle of Man
Yn Vea Ta Royd SIPP (previously P.S. Colley Pension)
An updated list of ROPS notifications is published twice a month, usually, on the first and 15th day of each month. If this date falls on a weekend or UK public holiday the list will be published on the next working day. Sometimes the list is updated at short notice to temporarily remove schemes while reviews are carried out, for example, where fraudulent activity is suspected.
The requirements to be a ROPS based in the European Economic Area (EEA) changed from 6 April 2025. You’ll need to check that the scheme you’re transferring to meets the new requirements. The list to remove schemes that no longer meet the requirements will be published on 2 June 2025 for Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Ireland, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Slovakia, Spain and Sweden.
HMRC has added that it cannot guarantee these are ROPS or that any transfers to them will be free of UK tax. It’s your responsibility to find out if you have to pay tax on any transfer of pension savings. Find out more about Overseas pension schemes.
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