Events

This conference will feature presentations covering research from the IFS Deaton Review of Inequalities.

Non-doms are entitled to claim the ‘remittance basis’ of taxation. What are the problems with how non-doms are currently taxed?

Join Paul Johnson, Director of IFS, and others for a special event exclusively for IFS members.

IFS researchers presented their analysis of the Chancellor's announcements the day after the Autumn Statement.

The IFS Green Budget will assess the state of the UK economy and the government's fiscal position as attention turns towards next year's election.

In this online event we presented the findings of a new report focused on England's approach to investment in training and skills.

At this event we are offering an opportunity to meet current IFS staff, and ask questions about life at IFS and our recruitment process.

Join us at the Labour Party Conference for this IFS/Nuffield Trust event featuring Karin Smyth MP, Shadow Minister for Health.

Join us at the Labour Party Conference for this IFS/CIOT debate featuring James Murray MP, Shadow Financial Secretary.

Join us at the Conservative Party Conference for this IFS/Nuffield Trust event featuring Neil O'Brien MP, Minister for Primary Care and Public Health.

Join us at the Conservative Party Conference for this IFS/CIOT debate on the tax and public finance challenges facing Britain.

This online event, jointly organised by the OBR and IFS, focused on two particular fiscal risks facing the UK.

At this online event we examined options for, and distributional effects of, the reform of inheritance tax.

This conference brings together leading researchers and policymakers to discuss recent research on the political economy of public finances.

This online event presented the key findings from our latest flagship annual report on living standards, poverty and inequality in the UK.

At this online event we presented the findings of a new report looking at how people access their defined contribution pension wealth.

Income tax is the UK’s biggest revenue raiser, and is always high on the political agenda. This event asked what is the plan for income tax?

IFS researchers presented what we know about which groups of people are most likely to have low savings and how long this tends to last.

The government is consulting on how to prevent UK taxes on greenhouse gas emissions simply leading to emissions-generating activities moving abroad.

Professor Nick Bloom (Stanford) discussed the latest data, trends and evidence on working from home.