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At a conference with representatives from Europe and the IMF, we look at the arguments for and against greater harmonisation of corporate taxes in Europe.
Our response to inaccurate press coverage of the article mentioned below.
A paper, published in Fiscal Studies compares the tax treatment of pensions and ISAs and asks what this implies for their effectiveness as vehicles for retirement saving.
The authors of this Fiscal Studies paper have analysed the impact of the WFTC on household income and employment.
An article in Fiscal Studies presents the results of analysis of the link between pollution taxes and economic growth.
New research provides estimates of the likely impact of the proposed reforms, designed to increase compliance in the payment of Child Support and to encourage lone mothers back to work. The article is published in Fiscal Studies.
Launch of the second version of this model which simulates the effects on households and the economy of changes to the taxing and spending.
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