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Find out about how recent changes announced have an impact on employment related securities and what this means for you.
Information about tax avoidance schemes, promoters, enablers and suppliers of these schemes.
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This is a list of tax avoidance schemes that are subject to a stop notice.…
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Under Section 86 of Finance Act 2022 (FA 2022), HMRC can publish any…
Quantitative research with unrepresented Self Assessment customers exploring the effectiveness of the 2023 to 2024 advertising campaign.
Quantitative research with Self Assessment customers. HM Revenue and…
Qualitative research to understand Social Media Content Creators.
Qualitative research exploring small businesses’ suspected tax evasion behaviours.
Use the online service to report non-customs state aid payments you’ve received to HMRC and view your state aid allowance if you’ve claimed customs duty waivers.
This report describes the main findings from HMRC's annual stakeholder research.
You may be able to claim a waiver for goods brought into Northern Ireland so that you do not have to pay duty on those goods.
Findings cover the first 2 waves of a multi-wave survey with tax agents tracking how they are preparing themselves and their clients for Making Tax Digital
Quantitative research with Self Assessment customers.
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