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Statistics cover the financial years ending 2011 to 2016.
Statistics cover the financial years ending 2015 and 2016.
Statistics cover financial years ending 2011 to 2016.
Data covers the period from March 1981 to April 2017.
Statistics related to rates of Corporation Tax covering the period 1971 to 2017.
This official statistics publication provides statistics on PAYE Income Tax and National Insurance contributions, Bank Levy, Bank Surcharge, Corporation Tax and Bank Payroll Tax receipts from the banking sector.
Analyses of Corporation Tax receipts and liabilities, Bank Levy and Bank Surcharge.
Table 2.8 gives a breakdown of net receipts of Income Tax by type of receipt.
Table 2.9 shows a breakdown of Income Tax credits and repayments by type.
The tables in this publication show aggregated figures for annual Income Tax receipts, repayments and tax credits.
This report sets out how HM Revenue and Customs measures the yield from Diverted Profits Tax.
This research aimed to help HMRC understand small business and landlord customers’ potential engagement with Making Tax Digital (MTD).
Mixed methods research exploring customer reactions to the introduction of ‘In-year coding’ to help inform the design of the system and related communications.
Qualitative research with individuals to understand attitudes, likely behaviour and engagement with Making Tax Digital.
Research to understand customers’ current digital behaviours and attitudes and how HMRC can maximise uptake of the Personal Tax Account.
Research to understand customer preferences and attitudes towards contact channels when using digital services.
Research to understand how HMRC can address customer reassurance needs through digital rather than traditional channels.
Research to develop and understand a digital segmentation to better tailor communications and services for customers around the Personal Tax Account (PTA).
Research to understand customer needs and drivers around providing tax information by engaging them in the design of Making Tax Digital (MTD) principles.
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