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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
This presentation was given at the launch of the Green Budget 2012.
This presentation was given at the launch of the Green Budget 2012.
This presentation was given in January 2012 at the American Enterprise Institute, Washington DC.
This presentation was given in January 2012 at the American Enterprise Institute, Washington DC.
Christiana Panayi
This report examines the European Commission's draft plans to introduce a Common Consolidated Corporate Tax Base (CCCTB) for EU group companies.
This column asks whether offering tax breaks - called Patent Boxes after the box companies must tick on their tax forms - will lead to a race to the bottom across Europe and who, if anyone, benefits.
These slides were delivered at the IFS post-Budget briefing 2011.
These slides were delivered at the IFS Green Budget 2011
Laura Abramovsky and Helen Simpson
We investigate evidence for spatially mediated knowledge transfer from university research. We examine whether firms locate R&D near universities, and whether those that do are more likely to co-operate with, or source knowledge from them.
The tax treatment of intellectual property is currently in the spotlight and there is considerable interest in understanding how taxes affect firms' choices over where to hold patents for tax purposes.
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