Official Statistics

Indirect Taxes 2012 National Statistics user evaluation

HM Revenue & Customs user evaluation containing views on changing the publication cycle of some of its national statistics bulletins.

• From: HM Revenue & Customs
• Published: 1 April 2013

Documents

Results - consultation on public cycle of indirect taxes national statistics - July 2012

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Indirect Taxes National Statistics Survey - Response

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Indirect Taxes National Statistics Survey - Analysis

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Details

Covers betting, gaming and lottery duties, Air Passenger Duty, Aggregates Levy, Climate Change Levy, Landfill Tax and Insurance Premium Tax.

The aim of the evaluation was to understand how often customers used the bulletins, what the impact would be on them if HMRC published them quarterly rather than monthly, and to ask for their views on when the bulletins should be published if we were to move to quarterly publication.

The responses have now been analysed, and the findings and the action taken have been documented.

If you wish to contact the team who produces these statistics, please email them at Revenue monitoring

Published 1 April 2013