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Feb 29, 2024 · All trade unions and employers’ associations must pay an annual levy to the CO. The levy should be no more than 2.5% of an organisation’s annual income. Definition of a trade union.
By email. Complete the direct debit mandate and return it by email to: levy.grant@citb.co.uk. Download the Direct Debit Mandate e-form (PDF, 160KB) Once received, our team will set up payment and at least 10 days before the first payment is due, we'll send you two documents: Confirmation of bank details, as provided.
- Paying for an apprenticeship
- The price of an apprenticeship
- Employer co-investment
- Financial contributions by an apprentice
- When payments are made
- Funds in your apprenticeship service account
- Reservation of funds by non-levy employers
- Qualifying days for funding
- Subsidy control
E162
Funding for an apprenticeship is determined by whether there are levy funds available in an employer’s apprenticeship service account each month. In any particular month: E162.1 If levy funds are available in your account, these will be used to pay that month’s instalment. Where the levy funds are insufficient to cover the monthly instalment, the difference will be paid through government-employer co-investment. E162.2 If you do not have levy funds in your apprenticeship service account, that month’s instalment will be funded through government-employer co-investment.
New for 1 August 2022:
•E162 - New rule: We no longer require the actual delivery cost of the apprenticeship on the ILR and the apprenticeship service, where this figure is above the funding band. The price that your provider enters into both the ILR and the apprenticeship service is the funding that they are claiming from us (the maximum of the funding band minus the cost of any relevant RPL and any further discounts with the employer). They must enter the same price into the ILR and the apprenticeship service. The must make their own arrangements to collect any money due from you (the employer) if the actual value is above the funding band maximum.
New for 1 August 2022:
•E169 - Clarification: To confirm that where, due to a change of circumstances, the employer has overpaid their employer co-investment then the provider must reconcile and refund any monies due. Where you become a levy-payer during an apprenticeship which started as a non-levy apprenticeship, co-investment must be reconciled and any overpayment addressed. Updated for version 1.
E172
The apprentice must not be asked to contribute financially to the eligible costs of training, on-programme or end-point assessment. E72.1 This includes both where the individual has completed the programme successfully or has left the programme early. E72.2 Costs include any co-investment or additional training and assessment costs above the funding band, that you have paid directly to the main provider where this is part of the agreed apprenticeship.
E173
We will pay the main provider 80% of the negotiated price (TNP1 and TNP2) up to the maximum value of the funding band, in equal monthly instalments according to the planned duration of the apprenticeship regardless of how training is scheduled over the duration of the apprenticeship. The deductions from your apprenticeship service account will mirror these payments where funds are available.
E174
We will pay the remaining balance of the negotiated price, up to the maximum value of the funding band, to the main provider when the apprentice has undertaken all the activity relevant to the apprenticeship, including completing all elements of the end-point assessment.
E175
The deductions from your apprenticeship service account will mirror these payments where funds are available.
New for 1 August 2022:
•E180 - Clarification: To reflect that training providers must not have access to your apprenticeship service account unless they are operating as an employer-provider. The tasks that you give permission for are accessed through the training provider’s own account, not by giving them access to yours
New for 1 August 2022:
•E190 - Clarification: To reflect that training providers must not have access to your apprenticeship service account unless they are operating as an employer-provider. The tasks that you give permission for are accessed through the training provider’s own account, not by giving them access to yours.
E205
To qualify for apprenticeship funding the apprentice must be in learning for a minimum of 42 days between the learning start date and learning planned end-date.
E206
Where funding is paid for an apprentice who does not subsequently meet the qualifying period, we will recover the funding from the main provider. These funds will be returned to your apprenticeship service account.
E207
Funds received by main providers from your apprenticeship service account (including government top-ups to funds), government-employer co-investment and additional payments, do not fall within the scope of subsidy control from 1 August 2022 to 31 July 2023.
E208
The waiving of the employer contribution for small employers is subject to subsidy control regulations. For more information on Subsidy Control, please visit the subsidy control guidance on GOV.UK.
E209
Transfers of funds are subject to subsidy control regulations. For any transfer you receive, a percentage of the transferred funds will count towards your Small Amounts of Financial Assistance exemption. This percentage represents the amount of co-investment you would have otherwise had to contribute towards the apprenticeship, if funds had not been transferred. The percentage rate is dependent on when the apprenticeship started – for further information about these rates, please refer to the table in paragraph E164.
payments and status Part of the Levy is calculated based on payments made to net paid (CIS taxable) sub-contractors. Levy will not be assessed on any payments made to gross paid CIS sub-contractors. EXCLUDE the following from this declaration: •paid through CIS from 6 April 2019 to 5 April 2020.Pensions • Sole trader and partner drawings
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Mar 28, 2024 · Employers make their co-investment payments directly to the training provider. The current rate of co-investment is 5% of the total price of the apprentice’s training and assessment costs (up to ...
Before returning your Levy Return to us, please check that you have: Checked your business name and details. Completed all the relevant boxes. Included the details of any Prescribed Organisations you belong to at Section 1a. Included your directors’ wages in Section 2, if your business is a limited company. Explained why if you have declared ...
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