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30 results that are All research and statistics, sorted by Updated (newest)
  • Summary of HM Revenue and Customs' tax receipts, National Insurance contributions (NICs), and expenditure for the UK.

  • A longer time series of contributions to the Consumer Prices Index including owner occupiers' housing costs (CPIH) and Consumer Prices Index (CPI), UK, monthly.

  • HMRC statistics relating to VAT gap estimates.

  • Mixed methods research exploring the wider economic benefits experienced by VAT business using fully functional Making Tax Digital (MTD) software.

  • Research exploring the impact of Making Tax Digital on VAT customers below the £85,000 threshold following requirements introduced in April 2022.

  • An overview of VAT statistics, covering receipts information and the characteristics of the VAT trader population in the UK.

  • This page presents the annual historic estimates for the Scottish share of UK VAT for the purposes of the Scottish Government budget (Scottish VAT Assignment).

  • A quality report on the VAT annual statistics which provides an overview of VAT statistics and the VAT trader population in the UK.

  • HMRC commissioned research to survey awareness of and preparedness for Making Tax Digital amongst VAT registered businesses below the VAT threshold.

  • A quality report on the Value Added Tax (VAT) Bulletin which contains quarterly statistics on historical receipts, trader populations, and duty rates of VAT in the UK.

  • This research explored reasons why mandated businesses had not signed up to Making Tax Digital for VAT.

  • This research provides estimates of the percentage of business-to-consumer sales as a proportion of overall sales for the VAT unregistered population.

  • The UK’s VAT-registered business population, provisional statistics for 2017, for businesses declaring trade in goods with EU and non-EU countries.

  • This research explored the knowledge and use of VAT partial exemption among businesses in 17 industry sectors.

  • Combined quantitative and qualitative study examining why small businesses register for VAT and their perceptions and experiences of doing so.

  • The UK’s VAT-registered business population for 2015 for businesses declaring trade in goods with EU and non-EU countries.

  • The UK’s VAT-registered business population for 2016, for businesses declaring trade in goods with EU and non-EU countries.

  • This research explored the attitudes and experiences of individuals shopping online, including misrepresentation or undervaluation, and consumer awareness of VAT and customs requirements.

  • Qualitative research to understand the use of commercially available third party software used by businesses for producing VAT returns.

  • Quality reports for statistics relating to the VAT gap estimates.