If you're part of a group of connected companies, with separate data for each company, you can split the apprenticeship levy across them.
To split the apprenticeship levy allowance, use the Split Apprenticeship Levy with another company option.
The Apprenticeship Levy threshold and allowance for a company is £3,000,000 and £15,000 respectively.
If you have multiple companies within a group, you can split the threshold and allowance across the companies in the group.
Ensure that between your companies, the total annual threshold is still £3,000,000, and the total annual allowance is £15,000. ▼ Click here to view an example.
Use the Split Apprenticeship Levy option in the steps below to configure your split in each affected company.
Once you enter the split, your software uses these values to calculate the apprenticeship levy liability for the tax year in this company.
To update your Apprenticeship Levy settings:
You've now split the Apprenticeship Levy for this company. Log in to any other company involved in the split and repeat the steps above.
In line with HMRC requirements, Sage 50 Payroll doesn't include Apprenticeship Levy values in the Full Payment Submission.
If you have Apprenticeship Levy liability in any pay periods, submit an Employer Payment Summary (EPS) for each period.
When you complete the EPS wizard, the wizard includes your Apprenticeship Levy liability, and Apprenticeship Levy Allowance value.
If the Apprenticeship Levy Allowance value here defaults to £15,000, you don't need to amend it to the split value for this company.
This is because your software already calculates the correct liability based on the split you enter, and the EPS includes this.
Amending the Apprenticeship Levy Allowance in the EPS doesn't change the liability that HMRC expect.
If you change the split in a company during the tax year, recalculate each period by running the P32 again from month one: