The Industrial Training Levy (Construction Industry Training Board) Order 2025
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(1) In this Order— (a) “assessment” means an assessment of an employer to the levy in respect of a construction establishment; (b) “the base period” is to be construed in accordance with article 4; (c) “the Board” means the Construction Industry Training Board; (d) “construction establishment” has the meaning given in article 5(2); (e) “the construction industry” means the activities of the construction industry as defined by Schedule 1 to the Industrial Training (Construction Board) Order 1964 read together with the orders listed in the Schedule to this Order; (f) “contract payment” has the meaning given in article 7(2); (g) “emoluments” means— (i) salaries, fees and wages excluding fees which are paid to a company director who is remunerated solely by fees; (ii) any gratuity or other profit or incidental benefit of any kind obtained by an employee, if it is money or money’s worth, other than pensions contributions; (iii) anything else that constitutes, or is intended to constitute, earnings of the relevant employment; (h) “employer” has the meaning given in article 3(3); (i) “the levy” means the levy imposed by the Board in respect of the levy period; (j) “the levy period” is to be construed in accordance with article 3(1); (k) “the relevant part of a contract payment” has the meaning given in article 7(3). (2) In this Order, references to a construction establishment starting or ceasing to be engaged in the construction industry do not include instances where— (a) a construction establishment starts to be engaged in the construction industry after, or ceases to be engaged in that industry because of, a suspension of activities of a temporary or seasonal nature; or (b) the location of a construction establishment changes but the establishment continues to be engaged in the construction industry at or from the new location.
2 Interpretation
(1) In this Order— (a) “assessment” means an assessment of an employer to the levy in respect of a construction establishment; (b) “the base period” is to be construed in accordance with article 4; (c) “the Board” means the Construction Industry Training Board; (d) “construction establishment” has the meaning given in article 5(2); (e) “the construction industry” means the activities of the construction industry as defined by Schedule 1 to the Industrial Training (Construction Board) Order 1964 read together with the orders listed in the Schedule to this Order; (f) “contract payment” has the meaning given in article 7(2); (g) “emoluments” means— (i) salaries, fees and wages excluding fees which are paid to a company director who is remunerated solely by fees; (ii) any gratuity or other profit or incidental benefit of any kind obtained by an employee, if it is money or money’s worth, other than pensions contributions; (iii) anything else that constitutes, or is intended to constitute, earnings of the relevant employment; (h) “employer” has the meaning given in article 3(3); (i) “the levy” means the levy imposed by the Board in respect of the levy period; (j) “the levy period” is to be construed in accordance with article 3(1); (k) “the relevant part of a contract payment” has the meaning given in article 7(3). (2) In this Order, references to a construction establishment starting or ceasing to be engaged in the construction industry do not include instances where— (a) a construction establishment starts to be engaged in the construction industry after, or ceases to be engaged in that industry because of, a suspension of activities of a temporary or seasonal nature; or (b) the location of a construction establishment changes but the establishment continues to be engaged in the construction industry at or from the new location.
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