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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.
Whitehouse, E, Davies, G, Andrew W Dilnot, Robinson, B and Walton, D
The Green Budget looks at the Chancellor's options for the Budget.
Stephen Smith and Mick Ridge
Paul Johnson and Steven Webb
These two reports form the latest in a series of IFS studies on poverty and low incomes in the United Kingdom.
Paul Johnson, Stephen McKay and Stephen Smith
This commentary concentrates on the particular issues raised by environmental taxation, in the form of the additional tax burden and its distribution accross households.
Michael Ridge and Stephen Smith
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.
Vanessa Fry, Stephen Smith and Stuart White
Paul Baker and Stephen McKay
Mark Pearson and Stephen Smith
This commentary assembles some initial evidence about a number of possible options for environmental taxation, setting out the costs and benefits of different policy options, and their likely effects.
Gavyn Davies, Andrew W Dilnot, Harold Freeman and Bill Robinson
The Green Budget looks at the Chancellor's options for the Budget.
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