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 Post-Budget Briefing 2011
Chancellor George Osborne will deliver his next Budget on Wednesday 23 March. On Thursday 24 March the Institute for Fiscal Studies will be holding a lunchtime briefing at the Drill Hall (near the IFS offices) in London. The presentation will provide an opportunity to hear a considered view of the Chancellor's announcements from Institute staff.
Registration will commence at 12.30 and the briefing is expected to take place between 1pm and 2.30pm. A sandwich lunch will be available beforehand.
Please note: Places at this event are not free of charge so please email us with full contact details so we can invoice you. Complimentary places for members of the press are available.
If you would like to book a place or have any queries about this event, please contact our events team.
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 The following links should give you any extra information you may need with regard to IFS events. 
Budget 2011: the big news is the old news, Presentations
Public finances: weaker outlook reduces room for manoeuvre, Presentations
Personal tax and benefit changes, Presentations
Business taxes and 'the plan for growth', Presentations
Indirect and environmental taxes, Presentations
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