Statistics

Measuring tax gaps

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) statistics and methodological annexes relating to measuring tax gaps

Documents

Measuring tax gaps 2014 edition

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Measuring tax gaps 2014 edition: Methodological annex

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Measuring tax gaps 2013

Measuring tax gaps 2012

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Methodological annex for measuring tax gaps 2012

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Measuring tax gaps 2011

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Methodological annex for measuring tax gaps 2011

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Measuring tax gaps 2010

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Methodological annex for measuring tax gaps 2010

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Measuring tax gaps 2009

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Detail

This statistical release has been produced by Government analysts working within HMRC, in line with the values, principles and protocols set out in the Code of Practice for Official Statistics.

The annex documents provide more details of the data and methodology used to produce estimates of the tax gap.

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