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  • This research sought to identify, develop and test support options that could help prevent debt among Self Assessment customers.

  • This research aimed to understand the experiences of customers using HMRC’s business and personal tax accounts.

  • 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.

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

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

  • Research to explore how customers would respond to the potential extension of HMRC working hours for compliance interventions beyond the standard working week.

  • Primary quantitative analysis of VAT business customers and Income Tax business customers to track and monitor awareness of, and readiness for, Making Tax Digital.

  • Research to explore the drivers of customer complaints to HM Revenue and Customs, and the reasons for escalating complaints.

  • This research explores the impact of employer NICs reliefs and whether they have increased the hiring of young people and apprentices.

  • Qualitative research to understand the customer journey of small, micro and nano businesses that cannot meet their tax liabilities.

  • Qualitative research with settlors and agents exploring the use of trusts.

  • This research aimed to build understanding of the types of support and communication most likely to have a positive appeal, impact and effectiveness in supporting businesses’ transition to Making Tax Digital.

  • The main aim of this research was to find out tax agents’ responses to these 2 new digital services.

  • 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.