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Type: IFS Reports Authors: Chris Giles and Paul Johnson
Volume, issue, pages: 22 pp
ISBN: 978-1-873357-34-7 IFS member price: £3 Non-member price: £6
This report analyses the distributional effects of the tax changes announced in the two Budgets of 1993 and how the tax changes since the mid 1980s have changed the whole way in which the tax system works and affects individuals. Search |
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