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Tax evasion and avoidance

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  • Research which investigated the scale of individuals involved in the Hidden Economy

    • Executive Summary

      1. Introduction The Hidden Economy is defined as economic activities which…

  • HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) tables relating to measuring tax gaps.

  • Research into contractors’ awareness, uptake and perceptions of potential tax avoidance schemes.

  • Research to improve understanding of wealth managers, UK goods importers and freight forwarders who might be at risk of facilitating or enabling tax evasion and avoidance

  • Research to understand attitudes towards and motivations for electronic sales suppression (ESS) among businesses and electronic point of sale (EPOS) industry stakeholders.

  • This research explored the experiences of tax avoidance scheme users.

  • This research explored the role of tax advisers and agents in the tax avoidance market.

  • This research explored the experiences of contractors in the avoidance market.

  • Ready reckoner of appropriate percentage for calculating car benefit charge.

  • HM Treasury has published a report on time limits in the tax system and the charge on disguised remuneration loans.

  • Research to enhance HMRC’s understanding of the impact of the commencement of the corporate criminal offences introduced in the Criminal Finances Act 2017.

  • This report sets out how HM Revenue and Customs measures the yield from Diverted Profits Tax.

  • Ready reckoner of appropriate percentage for calculating car benefit charge.

  • HM Revenue and Customs statistics relating to tobacco tax gap estimates (tax year 2012 to 2013 to tax year 2016 to 2017).

  • Qualitative study investigating the behaviours and characteristics of small and mid-sized businesses who engage in tax evasion.

  • This report presents findings from qualitative research designed to gain further insight into the offshore investment market.

  • This research helps HMRC understand how it is performing and engaging with stakeholders and where it can make improvements.

  • Research into large businesses' experiences of dealing with HMRC, their views on the administration of tax policy and wider influences on their attitudes to tax.

  • Error and fraud in the tax credits system.

  • Research to understand the behaviours of customers indebted to HMRC.