 Facts and figures about UK taxes, benefits and public spending.
Income distribution, poverty and inequality.
Analysing government fiscal forecasts and tax and spending.
Analysis of the fiscal choices an independent Scotland would face.
Case studies that give a flavour of the areas where IFS research has an impact on society.
Reforming the tax system for the 21st century.
A peer-reviewed quarterly journal publishing articles by academics and practitioners.
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IFS has undertaken a wide range of projects which consider elements of corporate tax, including the effect on various aspects of firms’ behaviour.
Most recently, there has been a body of work undertaken as part of the Mirrlees Review. The annually published IFS Green Budget outlines the most recent changes to the corporate tax landscape. A spreadsheet containing corporate tax rate data, showing the effective tax rates most frequently used in IFS research, can be downloaded. Search
Harold Freeman and Rachel Griffith (eds)
Proceedings of the IFS conference held on 24 June examining the possible solution to surplusAdvance Corporation Tax suggested by the Chancellor in his March 1993 Budget Speech.
Steve Bond and Michael P Devereux
Few subjects can have received so much serious study recently as the reform of corporate taxation.
Michael P Devereux and Mark Pearson
Mark Pearson and Stephen Smith
Michael P Devereux and Harold Freeman
It is widely agreed that, in the absence of specific corrective aims, the corporate tax system should aim for neutrality.
This report by the Capital Taxes Group examines what impact distortions have on the taxation of capital and whether or not these are an unavoidable consequence of governments' desire to tax companies.
Steve Bond, Michael P Devereux and Harald Freeman
Corporation tax in the UK is based on an estimate of historic cost company profits.
Michael P Devereux and Mark Pearson
Although it is now over twenty years since the European Commission first published proposals concerning the harmonisation of corporate taxes, the debate on the desirablility of any such reform has not yet achieved a high political profile.
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Started: 17 November 2004
Started: 01 May 2004
 IFS researchers responded to a consultation on the design of a new policy to reduce corporation tax on some forms of income.
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