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1. www.gov.uk › guidance › pay-apprenticeship-levyPay Apprenticeship Levy - GOV.UK

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   Dec 12, 2016 · Apprenticeship Levy is an amount paid at a rate of 0.5% of an employer’s annual pay bill. As an employer, you have to pay Apprenticeship Levy each month if you: have an annual pay bill of more ...

2. www.gov.uk › government › newsKey facts you should know about the apprenticeship levy

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   Apr 5, 2019 · The levy is paid by large employers with a pay bill of over £3 million (they pay 0.5% of their total annual pay bill). Currently, only 2% of employers pay the apprenticeship levy, but this ...

3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsApprenticeship funding - GOV.UK

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   Mar 28, 2024 · an employer who pays the levy can use towards an individual apprenticeship from their apprenticeship service account; the government will co-invest towards the apprenticeship where an employer:

4. educationhub.blog.gov.uk › 2023/03/10 › how-areHow are apprenticeships funded and what is the apprenticeship ...

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   Mar 10, 2023 · What is the levy and how does it work? The apprenticeship levy is paid by large employers with a pay bill of over £3 million. Currently, only 2% of employers pay the levy, which is set at a rate of 0.5% of their total annual pay bill. Every employer who pays the levy has a digital account where they can access their levy funds to spend on ...

5. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 5e1859Apprenticeship funding rules and guidance for employers - GOV.UK

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   levy-paying employer is accessing government-employer co-investment. If you are a levy-paying employer participating in the new apprenticeship programme, you must operate within the terms and conditions of your apprenticeship employer agreement. The employer agreement is with the Secretary of State for

6. www.citb.co.uk › levy-grants-and-funding › citb-levyAbout the CITB Levy - Does it apply to you & cost? - CITB

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   This is defined by Industrial Training legislation. Levy rates for the 2024 Levy Assessment are proposed as 0.35% for PAYE and 1.25% for Net CIS under the 2025 Levy Order which will be confirmed in Spring 2025. There are some exemptions and reductions in the levy for small employers. Find out more about levy rates and how they are assessed.

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   What is a tax levy?

   • The Levy is charged at 0.5% of an employer’s ‘paybill’ - which is classified as total earnings liable to employer Class 1 NIC. The classification includes earnings for employees aged under 21 and apprentices under 25. For Levy purposes, the employer will be the organisation that has a liability.

   The Apprenticeship Levy – The Facts - BDO

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   What is Apprenticeship Levy & how does it work?

   • Apprenticeship Levy is an amount paid at a rate of 0.5% of an employer’s annual pay bill. As an employer, you have to pay Apprenticeship Levy each month if you: The rules for connected companies are the same for Apprenticeship Levy and Employment Allowance. You must report and pay Apprenticeship Levy monthly through your Employee Payment Summary.

   Pay Apprenticeship Levy - GOV.UK

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   How many employers pay the Apprenticeship Levy?

   • Currently, only 2% of employers pay the apprenticeship levy, but this funding has helped directly support almost 50% of all apprenticeships in 2017/18. I am a levy paying business, how can I access my funds? Levy paying employers access their funds through the online apprenticeship service.

   Key facts you should know about the apprenticeship levy

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   How much Levy do I pay?

   • How much levy you pay is based on your total wage bill (the amount you pay your employees in a year). Here the word ‘employees’ specifically means individuals on the payroll and Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) subcontractors from whom you make a CIS deduction. This is defined by Industrial Training legislation.

   About the CITB Levy - Does it apply to you & cost? - CITB

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   How long do employers have to spend levy funds?

   • We understand that employers want and need flexibility. To support this the Government extended the amount of time employers have to spend their levy funds from 18 to 24 months. Levy paying employers can now also transfer up to 25% of their Levy funds to other employers. Has the apprenticeship levy helped to increase the take up of apprenticeships?

   Key facts you should know about the apprenticeship levy

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   Who is liable to pay the tax levy?

   • All employers (or groups of connected employers) with a combined pay bill of £3m or more are liable to pay the Levy, regardless of whether they are private, public sector or charities. The calculation is not straightforward; it is a monthly, cumulative, calculation.

   The Apprenticeship Levy – The Facts - BDO

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8. www.bdo.co.uk › the-apprenticeship-levy-the-factsThe Apprenticeship Levy – The Facts - BDO

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   The Levy is charged at 0.5% of an employer’s ‘paybill’ - which is classified as total earnings liable to employer Class 1 NIC. The classification includes earnings for employees aged under 21 and apprentices under 25. For Levy purposes, the employer will be the organisation that has a liability. There is an annual allowance of £15,000 ...