Events

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 offered an opportunity to meet current IFS staff, and ask questions about life at IFS and our recruitment process.

This IFS/Nuffield Trust event at the Labour Party Conference featured Karin Smyth MP, Shadow Minister for Health.

This IFS/CIOT event at the Labour Party Conference featured James Murray MP, Shadow Financial Secretary.

This IFS/Nuffield Trust event at the conservative Party Conference featured Neil O'Brien MP, Minister for Primary Care and Public Health.

The IFS/CIOT debate at the Conservative Party Conference looked at 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 brought 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.

This conference, sponsored by CIOT, looked at the taxation of top incomes and asked how the system could be made more rational and effective.

IFS researchers presented their initial analysis of the Chancellor's announcements the morning after his first Budget.

This event, hosted by the Nuffield Foundation, launched a series of new reports investigating the drivers of pension saving among workers.

Six years on, this event looked back on the conclusions and the recommendations of our report on ‘Better Budgets: making tax policy better’.

Jeremy Hunt delivered his first Budget on 15th of March. At this online event, IFS researchers outlined the challenges he faced.