The government apprenticeship levy is a tax paid by employers. It is then stored in a fund which can be accessed to help pay for apprenticeship training costs.
For further information, check HMRC guidance for pay apprenticeship levy.
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To configure the apprenticeship levy, watch our video or follow the steps in the table below in portal.
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πNote: We advise you follow the actions in order.
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Review the company parameters |
Note: If populated with a pay code, the system applies the apprentice levy at an employee level during each pay run and outputs against this pay code. |
Review GL matrix | If you intend to payroll the apprentice levy at employee level, review and update your GL matrix. The set up you require differs depending on the classification that you use in your matrix. Read more >
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Set up a new analysis code or type for apprentice levy |
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Set up a new pay code for apprentice levy |
Tip: Use a pay code number that is free.
To ensure the following options on the new apprentice levy pay code are correctly set up, follow the steps below:
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Record the new pay code for apprentice levy against the relevant company | Note: You only need to do this if you want the apprentice levy to cost per employee in the payroll run.
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Update the company costing elements for apprentice levy |
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Exclude pay groups from apprentice levy |
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Exclude an employee from apprentice levy |
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Include BIK pay codes for apprentice levy |
Note: The apprentice levy due is calculated on total employee earnings subject to class one secondary national insurance contributions (NICs), including earnings below the lower earnings limit. |
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