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1819CCG03 Understanding the drivers and prevalence of Electronic sales suppression (ESS) using point of sale (POS) systems in small and medium businesses in the UK

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What the buyer wrote

• This is a mixed methods study of individuals and businesses who play a role in meeting the Electronic Point of Sale requirements of UK businesses, and UK businesses who use Electronic Point of Sale systems. The research will help build HMRC's understanding of the prevalence and drivers of Electronic Sales Suppression using Point of Sale systems in the UK. The research supports HMRC's strategic vision to 'bear down on avoidance, evasion and error' and will inform operational responses. Additional information: This contract was let following a further competition within the BEIS Research & Evaluation Framework.

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IFF Research£58.9kends (29 Mar 2019)

Details

What the buyer calls it
1819CCG03 Understanding the drivers and prevalence of Electronic sales suppression (ESS) using point of sale (POS) systems in small and medium businesses in the UK
How they are buying
Called off an existing agreementThe work went to a supplier already on a framework or dynamic market.
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
28 Aug 2018
Work ends
29 Mar 2019

Who the buyer named

Jessica Goodwin was the named contact on this notice.

jessica.goodwin@hmrc.gsi.gov.uk