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2 November 2018

3442 GB adults surveyed

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HMRC has sent flowers to say sorry to some taxpayers for making mistakes. They argue that it is a more personal gesture when responding to complaints. Do you support or oppose this idea?

Conducted 2 November 2018

YouGov surveyed 3442 GB adults

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52%
23%
HMRC has sent flowers to say sorry to some taxpayers for making mistakes. They argue that it is a more personal gesture when responding to complaints. Do you support or oppose this idea?

Conducted 2 November 2018

YouGov surveyed 3442 GB adults

By:
25%
52%
23%

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