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  • Research on usability testing of Business Tax Dashboard prototypes for the One Click service.

  • These statistics are based on HMRC’s annual Survey of Personal Incomes, a representative sample survey of the tax records of individuals in HMRC’s PAYE, Self Assessment and repayment claims administrative systems.

  • This table includes provisional estimates of the number of taxpaying estates, based on estates passing on death in 2010 to 2011.

  • Statistics covering the number of Income Tax payers by country for the years 1938 to 1939 to 1999 to 2000.

  • A table of the policy decisions set out by the Chancellor in Budget 2013.

  • Research on customers who always needs help with their personal tax and/or benefits and credits, to improve service design and delivery.

  • Research on the tax compliance of the self employed.

  • A list of all 639 tax thresholds in force in December 2012.

  • An analysis of all 639 numerical thresholds in tax legislation.

  • Research on changes to the honesty declaration on Self Assessment tax returns.

  • Research on results of the HMRC Customer Survey for 2008 to 2012.

  • Research on customers experience of using HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) contact centres.

  • Research on how HM Revenue and Customs can identify, define and describe affluent customers.

  • Research on the testing of prototypes of the SA150, SA101, SA102 and SA103 guidance notes.

  • Research on the customer testing of the Self Assessment notice to file (SA316) to help reduce costs for HMRC and improve customer experience.

  • Research into helping HM Revenue and Customs understand why some customers don’t file their Self Assessment return.

  • Research to explore the impact of Capital Gains pilot letters on customer behaviour.

  • Research exploring the impact of Capital Gains Tax pre-pilot letters on customer behaviour.

  • Research on the main Capital Gains Tax pilot to test customer understanding of onlne and written communications.

  • Research to help HMRC understand and reduce the amount of businesses operating in the hidden economy.