The Industrial Training Levy (Construction Industry Training Board) Order 2025
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16 Certificate of payment
(1) An employer may request a certificate as evidence that the employer has paid all sums due under— (a) an assessment notice; or (b) an amended assessment notice. (2) The Board must issue a certificate to an employer when— (a) the Board has received a request for a certificate from an employer; and (b) all sums due under the relevant notice have been paid by that employer. (3) The certificate must state— (a) the total amount of levy paid by the employer; and (b) that no further sums are due from the employer in respect of the relevant notice.
16 Certificate of payment
(1) An employer may request a certificate as evidence that the employer has paid all sums due under— (a) an assessment notice; or (b) an amended assessment notice. (2) The Board must issue a certificate to an employer when— (a) the Board has received a request for a certificate from an employer; and (b) all sums due under the relevant notice have been paid by that employer. (3) The certificate must state— (a) the total amount of levy paid by the employer; and (b) that no further sums are due from the employer in respect of the relevant notice.
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