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HR Professional - Apprenticeship levy changes
The results of a YouGov survey show that only one in five employers is aware of the apprenticeship levy reforms that took effect from 1 April 2019. What were the changes?Click here -
Payroll Professional - Crunch the numbers correctly
In April 2017 the apprenticeship levy was first calculated in payroll software but many providers got the figures wrong. So what are the basic calculation rules in payroll and when should you check them?Click here -
HR Professional - Non-levy paying employers: funding
Non-levy paying employers: funding..Apprenticeship levy. The new levy requires UK employers to pay 0.5% of their wage bill in excess of £3 million to fund the costs of apprenticeship training and assessment. Businesses in England subject to the levy should have registered for an online apprenticeship service account (see Follow up ) and the new system for funding in England will operate from 1 May 2017. However, two-thirds of SMEs don’t need to pay the levy due to their wage bill size. Non-levy paying employers....Click here -
Payroll Professional - Hire an apprentice to understand the levy?
The new apprenticeship levy (which is effectively a training tax) is not just for large employers and those with apprentices. So who pays, how does it work and how can you get to grips with it?Click here -
Payroll Professional - Will you be affected by the new apprenticeship levy?
In April 2017 a new apprenticeship levy is being introduced. If your business has to pay it, this will need to be done through the monthly PAYE process alongside tax and NI. How much will you need to pay?Click here
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