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Type: IFS Reports Authors: Robert Chote, Carl Emmerson and Zoë Oldfield (eds)
ISBN: 978-1-903274-36-1 IFS member price: £15 Non-member price: £40
Press release: IFS Green Budget 2004
The Green Budget 2004 was edited by Robert Chote, Carl Emmerson and Zoë Oldfield, and copy-edited by Judith Payne. It was produced with support from the Nuffield Foundation and the ESRC-funded Centre for Fiscal Policy at IFS. Chapter 1: SUMMARYChapter 2: PLANNING THE PUBLIC FINANCES2.1 The Chancellor's fiscal rules Chapter 3: IFS PUBLIC FINANCE FORECASTS3.1 Borrowing in 2003-04 Chapter 4: OPTIONS FOR RAISING REVENUE4.1 Options for raising revenue Chapter 5: THE TAXATION OF HOUSING5.1 The taxation of housing Chapter 6: COMPANY TAXATION6.2 Corporate tax reform 6.3 The 0% starting rate of corporation tax> Chapter 7: ISSUES IN PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY7.1 Issues in public service delivery Appendix A: Forecasting public finances © The Institute for Fiscal Studies, January 2004 Search |
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