Statistics at HMRC

We publish around 100 statistics on a regular basis. They provide accurate and impartial information about tax collected by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and benefits and credits administered by HMRC. In 2020, we started publishing statistics on the COVID-19 support schemes.

You can find HMRC’s statistics published before 2012 on The National Archives website.

Forthcoming publications and announcements

Publication dates for HMRC’s statistical outputs are pre-announced on the statistics release calendar. An annual publication plan can also be found on the announcements page.

As part of the Code of Practice for Official Statistics, any changes to the schedule, including unscheduled revisions, will be detailed on the announcements page.

HMRC conducted a review of its official statistics following two errors in our statistical publications in autumn 2025 which affected downstream market-sensitive statistics from other government departments. The report titled HMRC Statistics: raising our performance sets out the findings and recommendations that have come out of this review. Its overarching aim is to strengthen trust, quality and confidence in HMRC’s official statistics by improving the systems and culture that underpin them.

HMRC have agreed with the Office for Statistics Regulation (OSR) to publicly report on progress and welcome feedback to support our aim of reducing the risk of errors in our official statistics.