Events

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.

This free webinar, organised by a group of think tanks and similar organisations, was for undergraduates interested in working in the sector.

Ahead of the final Scottish Parliament vote on the Budget, IFS researchers presented their analysis of the proposals.

At this online event we presented and discussed new research on intergenerational wealth transfers made during life.

One year on from the NHS elective recovery plan, this event provided new analysis of waiting lists and reflected on the challenges ahead.

This in-person event launched a new report, “A blueprint for a better tax treatment of pensions”, funded by the abrdn Financial Fairness Trust.

At this online event, we presented and discussed findings from a major new work on benefits.

This event, taking place online and in Westminster, launched the 2022 IFS Annual Report on Education Spending, funded by the Nuffield Foundation.

At this online event, we presented and discussed findings from major new work on political inequalities

IFS analysis of the Chancellor's announcements on the public finances, spending on public services, and the tax and benefit system.

At this online event we presented and discussed findings from a new report on racial and ethnic inequalities.

Who ultimately bears the burden of corporation taxes in a globalised world and why do some multinational companies seem to pay so little?