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  1. Administration of Scottish income tax 2022-23

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    This report examines HMRC’s administration of Scottish income tax, covering the 2021-22 final outturn and the 2022-23 provisional estimate.

  2. Approaches to achieving net zero across the UK

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    Achieving net zero by 2050 in the UK will require co-ordinated action by the UK and devolved governments, due to different challenges faced.

  3. Administration of Welsh income tax 2019-20

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    The NAO is responsible for auditing HMRC’s collection of Welsh income tax. This is our third report under these responsibilities.

  4. Administration of Scottish income tax 2019-20

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    The NAO has published this report as part of its statutory responsibilities for auditing HMRC’s collection of Scottish income tax.

  5. Investigation into devolved funding

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    This investigation covers how the UK government determines the amount of funding it allocates to the devolved administrations.

  6. Government’s general grants schemes

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    Government has improved its administration of grants, but it has further to go to optimise the value for money of its schemes.

  7. Investigation into the UNBOXED festival

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    An investigation into the UNBOXED festival by the National Audit Office found that audience engagement was lower than originally modelled, although the project was delivered on time and is forecast to be on budget.

  8. Modernising the Great Western railway

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    The cost of modernising the Great Western railway is estimated to be £5.58 billion, an increase of £2.1 billion since 2013, and there are delays to the electrification of the route of at least 18 to 36 months. The Department for Transport and Network Rail have begun to improve the management of the programme but they have more to do to protect value for money in the future.