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Type: IFS Reports Authors: Michael Ridge and Stephen Smith
Volume, issue, pages: 69 pp
ISBN: 978-0-902992-93-1 IFS member price: £3 Non-member price: £6
In this commentary we describe in detail reforms taking place to local authority finances and analyse their effects on local authorities and local tax payers. The study includes the results of a major survey undertaken by the Institute of Revenues, Rating and Valuation of local authorities' experiences in introducing the administrative arrangements for the community charge. Search |
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