Blog: The apprenticeship levy might not be as bad as you think
After two years of waiting – and wondering – the apprenticeship levy is upon us. And so, for those of you with an annual paybill of over £3m, you’ll now be paying 0.5% of that to HMRC.
The levy has been introduced to encourage employers to invest more in training to boost skills and productivity, with apprenticeships the chosen vehicle. The policy has not been without its critics
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