Hmrc (Monhtly Ni & Paye)
Transactions
Hmrc (Monhtly Ni & Paye) has received £546,464 from 1 department.
Income
Contracts
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1
Apprenticeship Training Levy (Non Cash - Digital Acct)
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust · 2022
£293 Thousand
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Central Schemes
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust · 2021
£253 Thousand
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1
Apprenticeship Training Levy (Non Cash - Digital Acct)
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust · 2021–2022
£546 Thousand
~£273.2K/yr
Recent payments
| Date | Buyer | Amount | Expense area | Expense type | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-12-08 | £293,143 | Apprenticeship Training Levy (Non Cash - Digital Acct) | Apprenticeship Training Levy (Non Cash - Digital Acct) | ||||||||
| Apprenticeship Training Levy (Non Cash - Digital Acct) | |||||||||||
| 2021-11-09 | £253,321 | Central Schemes | Apprenticeship Training Levy (Non Cash - Digital Acct) | ||||||||
| Apprenticeship Training Levy | |||||||||||
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Frequently asked questions
What is the latest payment data available for Hmrc (Monhtly Ni & Paye)?
The most recent payment data we have available for Hmrc (Monhtly Ni & Paye) is from December 2022. Government departments and public bodies typically publish their spending data on a monthly or quarterly basis.
How has Hmrc (Monhtly Ni & Paye)'s government income changed over time?
Hmrc (Monhtly Ni & Paye)'s government income has increased over time. In 2022, they received £293,143, compared to £253,321 in 2021 - an increase of 15.7%.
How much has Hmrc (Monhtly Ni & Paye) received from the UK government?
Hmrc (Monhtly Ni & Paye) has received a total of £546,464 from UK government organisations according to our records. This income comes from 1 government buyer.
Which government departments buy from Hmrc (Monhtly Ni & Paye)?
The primary government buyer from Hmrc (Monhtly Ni & Paye) is King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, which has spent £546,465.