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Eligible chemistry, computing, mathematics and physics teachers can apply for levelling up premium payments between September and March.
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Guidance and forms covering Insurance Premium Tax. Including rates, allowances and payments.
How virtual school heads should manage the school-age pupil premium and the early years pupil premium for looked-after children.
Buy Premium Bonds on the National Savings and Investments (NS&I) website.
The advanced maths premium is funding for additional students studying an eligible level 3 maths qualification.
If you have a health condition or disability, you’ll have an assessment to work out how much Universal Credit you can get and what you need to do in return.
This measure will give HMRC powers to make regulations to move Insurance Premium Tax forms from secondary legislation and into a public notice, by way of a statutory instrument.
The high value courses premium (HVCP) is additional funding to encourage and support delivery of selected level 3 courses in subjects that lead to higher wage returns, to enable a more productive economy.
How much Service pupil premium (SPP) funding schools get, and details of which children attract the funding.
Eligible further education (FE) teachers can apply for the first round of levelling up premium payments from autumn 2024 until spring 2025.
This tax information and impact note applies to the increased rate of Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) paid on premiums which are taxed at the standard rate of IPT by 2%.
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