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  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Mixed-methods research exploring saving behaviours of the population eligible for Help to Save, and how to encourage them to open the account and regularly save.

  • This report describes the main findings from research in 2017 to understand public perceptions of HM Revenue and Customs.

  • The HMRC Customer Survey Annual Report describes the main findings from the 2016 Customer Survey.

  • Qualitative research exploring attitudes, behaviours and digital capability of small businesses and agents relevant to Making Tax Digital.

  • Research undertaken with Pay As You Earn customers and Self Assessment customers to examine their views and understanding of the tax summaries.

  • Research exploring small and medium-sized businesses’ use of tax agents and the decision making process surrounding this.

  • Research exploring any behavioural effects on tax agents after incorporating HM Revenue & Customs' risk triggers in tax return software.

  • A demographic segmentation of paid tax agents based on their digital needs and attitudes, and the support they will require to transition to digital.

  • Survey results for 2013 to 2014 - a survey of customers' experience of using HM Revenue and Customs Contact Centres.