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Official guidance
Apprenticeship Levy Manual
  • ALM01000 · Introduction
  • ALM02000 · Background to the Apprenticeship Levy
  • ALM03000 · Relationship with Corporation Tax
  • ALM04000 · Retention of records
  • ALM05000 · Senior Accounting Officer regime
  • ALM06000 · Introduction to the Apprenticeship Levy
  • ALM07000 · Pay bill: what counts as pay bill
  • ALM08000 · Apprenticeship Levy Allowance
  • ALM09000 · Paying and reporting the levy
  • ALM10000 · In year adjustments to a pay bill
  • ALM10100 · End of year adjustments
  • ALM10200 · Refunds
  • ALM12000 · Specific sectors and employees
  • ALM13000 · Mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures
  • ALM13700 · Start-ups
  • ALM14000 · Cessation and liquidation
  • ALM15000 · Schools
  • ALM16000 · Modified PAYE schemes
  • ALM17000 · Pooled PAYE schemes
  • ALM18000 · Funding
  • ALM19000 · Apprenticeship Levy avoidance
  • ALM11000 · Connected rules
  1. Apprenticeship Levy Manual
  2. Refunds

ALM10200 | Refunds

From HM Revenue & Customs · Apprenticeship Levy Manual

Regulation 147J of the Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003

If an employer overpays the Apprenticeship Levy, the resulting credit will be dealt with in the same way as any other PAYE credit. If they have any outstanding employer liabilities, it will be used to clear those liabilities with the oldest being cleared first. We do not tell an employer when money is reallocated - they should review their online PAYE account to see the current charge and payment position.

If there is still an overpayment, then we recommend that employers reduce their next PAYE payment so that they don’t have to contact us to arrange for a repayment. For information on claiming a refund, employers can go to fix problems with running payroll on GOV.UK.

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