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642 results that are Research, sorted by Updated (newest)
From HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
  • This report increased HMRC's evidence about charitable giving and the use of Gift Aid.

  • Research into the impact of revisions to standard texts used in letters to customers.

  • This research examines how companies with fewer than 4 employees work with clients, how they derive their income, and what they do with it.

  • This research explored the knowledge and use of VAT partial exemption among businesses in 17 industry sectors.

  • This research was commissioned to help develop the Soft Drinks Industry Levy.

  • Research exploring small businesses and landlords attitudes, behaviours and digital capability relevant to Making Tax Digital for Business.

  • HMRC’s review of the Real Time Information programme.

  • Quantitative research to understand customers’ awareness and experience of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Entrepreneurs’ Relief (ER).

  • Research into the influence of Inheritance Tax reliefs and exemptions on estate planning and inheritances.

  • Mixed methods research to understand the experience of SMEs in determining individuals’ employment status.

  • Research into the size of the Sharing Economy in Great Britain, and participants’ experience and understanding of tax on Sharing Economy income.

  • Combined quantitative and qualitative study examining why small businesses register for VAT and their perceptions and experiences of doing so.

  • The UK’s VAT-registered business population for 2015 for businesses declaring trade in goods with EU and non-EU countries.

  • This research sought up-to-date information on the nature and scale of the hidden economy, and the characteristics and motivations of those involved.

  • A study into letters sent to Child Benefit customers asking them to contact HMRC, with a view to making improvements that will increase response rates.

  • Research to measure the effectiveness of the 2016 tax credits renewals advertising campaign.

  • Research to understand the customer experience and expectations of HMRC’s webchat service, and explore potential barriers to its use.

  • Research to measure the effectiveness of the 2016 Scottish Rate of Income Tax advertising campaign.

  • Qualitative study investigating the behaviours and characteristics of small and mid-sized businesses who engage in tax evasion.

  • This research explored different ways to explain the process of in-year finalisation to self-employed tax credits claimants.