HM Revenue & Customs is improving data collection and third-party data integration to help businesses pay tax correctly first time and reduce the small business tax gap. The initiative focuses on better use of third-party data sources, promoting electronic invoicing across UK businesses and the public sector, and addressing the fact that current funding allows 3–4 million calls annually to go unanswered. Status is active with emphasis on modernising HMRC's data infrastructure and customer support capacity.
HMRC and DBT are seeking views on standardising electronic invoicing and increasing its adoption across UK businesses and the public sector.
In response to: Better use of new and improved third-party data
This consultation seeks views on opportunities for improving the quality of data acquired under HMRC’s bulk data gathering powers for tax administration.
This consultation seeks views on opportunities for improving the quality of data acquired under HMRC’s bulk data gathering powers for tax administration.
HMRC and DBT are seeking views on standardising electronic invoicing and increasing its adoption across UK businesses and the public sector.
This consultation seeks views on opportunities for improving the quality of data acquired under HMRC’s bulk data gathering powers for tax administration.
HMRC and DBT are seeking views on standardising electronic invoicing and increasing its adoption across UK businesses and the public sector.
We welcome views on this technical consultation on 2 related draft Statutory Instruments published with supporting Explanatory Memoranda.
We welcome views on this technical consultation on 2 related draft Statutory Instruments published with supporting Explanatory Memoranda.
We welcome views on this technical consultation on 2 related draft Statutory Instruments published with supporting Explanatory Memoranda.
In response to: Improving the data HMRC collects from its customers
In response to: Improving the data HMRC collects from its customers
We welcome views on a number of potential options for improving the range of data HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) collects, uses and responsibly and safely shares across government.
We welcome views on policy and IT design options to deliver the government's commitment to digitalise business rates.
We welcome views on a number of potential options for improving the range of data HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) collects, uses and responsibly and safely shares across government.
We welcome views on policy and IT design options to deliver the government's commitment to digitalise business rates.
We welcome views on policy and IT design options to deliver the government's commitment to digitalise business rates.
We welcome views on a number of potential options for improving the range of data HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) collects, uses and responsibly and safely shares across government.
We are seeking views on how new tax checks for taxi, private hire car and metal dealer licensing are implemented in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
HM Revenue & Customs are consulting on the potential streamlining of their Trade in Goods bulk datasets.
HM Revenue & Customs are consulting on the potential streamlining of their Trade in Goods bulk datasets.
HM Revenue & Customs are consulting on the potential streamlining of their Trade in Goods bulk datasets.
HM Revenue & Customs are consulting on the potential streamlining of their Trade in Goods bulk datasets.
We are seeking views on how new tax checks for taxi, private hire car and metal dealer licensing are implemented in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
HMRC is seeking views on introducing legislation to replace the long-standing Extra Statutory Concession D33.
HMRC is seeking views on introducing legislation to replace the long-standing Extra Statutory Concession D33.
HMRC is seeking views on introducing legislation to replace the long-standing Extra Statutory Concession D33.
We are seeking views on how new tax checks for taxi, private hire car and metal dealer licensing are implemented in Scotland and Northern Ireland.