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642 results that are Research, sorted by Updated (newest)
From HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
  • Understanding Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) business life events.

  • Maximising the take up of HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) digital offering for business.

  • Qualitative research to understand employers’ knowledge of recording the Scheme Contracted out Number on the Full Payment Submission.

  • Aggregated results from the quarterly survey waves in the 2013 to 2014 financial year for each customer group with, where appropriate, comparisons with previous years.

  • Survey results for 2013 to 2014 - a survey of customers' experience of using HM Revenue and Customs Contact Centres.

  • Quantitative research to understand customers' experience and perception of the Statutory Review process.

  • Qualitative research to test simpler income tax forms and guidance; an online tool for Simplified Expenses; and business expenses guidance.

  • Qualitative research into Business Records Checks and attitudes towards record keeping to understand how HM Revenue and Customs can support businesses.

  • Qualitative research into the drivers of behaviour change among Small and Medium Enterprises following HM Revenue and Customs tax compliance checks.

  • Usability testing of the online checker

  • Employer research to better understand the attitudes, behaviours, capabilities and capacities of employers and intermediaries in a post-RTI world.

  • To understand how Tax-Fee Childcare can be undertaken in a way that meets parents' needs.

  • Pre and post evaluation of the Self Assessment campaign 2013 to 2014.

  • Research to help understand customers' knowledge of bereavement processes for tax and their reaction to the letters issued by HM Revenue and Customs.

  • Research with Unpaid Authorised/Unauthorised friends/family, Unaffiliated Paid Agents and Voluntary Community Sector organisations.

  • Research to identify the level of accessibility compliance of three prototype online services against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

  • Research to explore how HMRC customers are likely to respond to digital customer services and why, to help inform service design.

  • Research to explore how HMRC customers are likely to respond to digital Self Assessment services and why, to inform service design.

  • Research with charities and Community Amateur Sports Clubs to understand what they would want from a digital process.

  • Findings from the 2013 tax credits panel study looking at digital services, experience of tax credits systems and the transition to Universal Credit.