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642 results that are Research, sorted by Updated (newest)
From HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
  • This research aimed to understand the experiences of customers using HMRC’s business and personal tax accounts.

  • Research exploring the impact of changes to the High Risk Renewals process in 2017.

  • Research exploring the barriers and triggers surrounding tax credits customers’ understanding of, and compliance with, notification of changes to partner status.

  • Research exploring what claimants do after either providing, or failing to provide, sufficient evidence to meet the new self-employment check.

  • Research exploring why some customers do not fully comply with the requirements for reporting and managing their tax credits claim.

  • This report describes how customers feel about receiving SMS reminders to renew their tax credits.

  • Research into the attitudes and behaviours of digital technology businesses towards tax requirements.

  • This report describes the main findings from the department's 2018 customer survey.

  • This report describes the main findings from the 2018 annual stakeholder research.

  • This research summarises tracking of the Self Assessment advertising campaign and measures its effectiveness.

  • This research explored their relationships with HMRC and the services they provide for the department's customers.

  • Quantitative research exploring the incidence and nature of non-taxable benefits in kind received by employees in the UK.

  • This research aimed to explore how customers look for, and would prefer to receive, information about the forthcoming policy change for property disposal.

  • Research exploring Child Benefit claimants’ understanding of the High Income Child Benefit Charge, benefits of claiming and reasons why some people don’t claim.

  • Research to explore customer views of the current and redesigned versions of the first page of the Child Benefit claim form.

  • Research to explore the views and experiences of Child Benefit customers.

  • Quantitative research providing insight into customer awareness of tax credits and the online renewal rates for these.

  • Research into how the regulatory frameworks of professional bodies for tax agents are set, operated and communicated.

  • Quantitative research into the incidence of gifting in the British population, how it varies across different demographics, and awareness of Inheritance Tax rules.

  • Research into the behaviours and drivers of tax compliance for wealthy people to improve HMRC's understanding of this group.