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Reforming the tax system for the 21st century.
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Researchers at IFS carry out ongoing analysis of the government's fiscal position. After each Pre-Budget Report, Budget and Spending Review, we publish analysis of the Chancellor's proposals and reforms as well as of the public finances.
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Andrew W Dilnot and Paul Johnson (eds)
The briefing was prepared before the 1997 general election.
The Green Budget outlines the macroeconomic background, assesses the fiscal stance, and then considers a wide range of tax and spending issues that will be on the Chancellor's pre-budget agenda.
The Green Budget looks at the Chancellor's options for the Budget.
The Green Budget outlines the macroeconomic background, assesses the fiscal stance, and then considers a wide range of tax and spending issues that will be on the Chancellor's pre-budget agenda.
Andrew W Dilnot, Davies, G, Chris Giles and Walton, D
Chris Giles and Michael Ridge
Andrew W Dilnot and Mark Robson
Barring any very unexpected developments, next month’s Budget Speech by the Chancellor of the Exchequer will be the last such speech to occur in March for the foreseeable future (and perhaps for ever) in the UK.
Gavyn Davies, Andrew W Dilnot, David Walton and Edward Whitehouse (eds)
This Commentary looks at the options open to the Chancellor in the Budget.
Prior to this year's Budget, the almost universal expectation was that the Chancellor would not attempt to make any changes to the tax system.
Whitehouse, E, Davies, G, Andrew W Dilnot, Robinson, B and Walton, D
The Green Budget looks at the Chancellor's options for the Budget.
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