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  • Research undertaken with representatives of race, disability and gender groups so HMRC can better understand customer needs.

  • A review of the literature and the experience of other tax administrations to assess the value of top down methods for estimating the UK direct tax gap

  • Research into customer views on claiming tax credits and Child Benefit including income limits and eligibility.

  • Research on risk factors for claimant error in the tax credits renewals process, using 2009 panel study results.

  • Research on customer experience of tax credits renewals using results of the 2009 panel study of tax credits and Child Benefit customers.

  • Research into why some households who are eligible for tax credits do not make a claim.

  • Research into financial support claimants received from tax credits at the start of the economic downturn, using 2009 panel study results.

  • Research into customers' experience of the tax credits helpline using results from the 2009 panel study of tax credits and Child Benefit customers.

  • Research into customers' experience of claiming the childcare element of Working Tax Credit, using 2009 panel study results.

  • Research into the benefits of rewriting the Income Tax legislation.

  • Research into large businesses' customer experience of HMRC.

  • Research into the Child Trust Fund and its delivery.

  • These statistics are based on HMRC’s annual Survey of Personal Incomes, a representative sample survey of the tax records of individuals in HMRC’s PAYE, Self Assessment and repayment claims administrative systems.

  • All material relating to the OTS review of tax reliefs, allowances and exemptions, for businesses and individuals.

    First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

  • Research into how people who receive tax credits inform HM Revenue and Customs of their income, work and hours.

  • Research to see if customers know when to report changes in relationships, specifically regarding new relationships.

  • Research into European migrant workers understanding and experience of the tax credit system.

  • Research into the experiences of the Chinese and Indian populations when claiming tax credits.

  • Research into the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities experiences with HMRC services.

  • Research on European migrant workers understanding and experience of claiming tax credits.