Official Statistics

HMRC statistics: statement of administrative sources

Information about the range of administrative data that HMRC use to produce official statistics.

• From: HM Revenue & Customs
• Published: 23 October 2013

Documents

Statement of administrative sources: general note

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Statement of administrative sources

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Details

The Code of Practice for Official Statistics requires all producers of official statistics to publish, in consultation with the National Statistician, a ‘Statement of Administrative Sources’ which lists:

• the administrative systems currently used in the production of official statistics
• procedures to be followed within the organisation to ensure that full account is taken of the implications for official statistics when changes to administrative systems are being contemplated
• information on other administrative sources that are not currently used in the production of official statistics but have the potential to be so used
• arrangements for providing statistical staff, whether inside the producer body or elsewhere, with access to administrative data for statistical purposes
• arrangements for auditing the quality of administrative data used for statistical purposes.
• arrangements for ensuring the security of statistical processes that draw on administrative data

Published 23 October 2013