Events

At this online event an expert panel will debate the future of international tax co-operation.

At this online event, IFS researchers presented their overnight analysis of the Spending Review.

At this online event, researchers presented what the key choices will be at the Spending Review.

This event explored the evidence and policy landscape around early years family support. It also marked the launch of a new report from IFS.

Professor Meredith Crowley delivered the 2025 IFS Annual Lecture. 

Submissions are open until 15th February for the IFS-GHE Workshop on Health Economics in LMIC 2025

This conference, in association with Deloitte, will discuss the UK business tax system in the context of the new Corporate Tax Roadmap.

This online event presented new analysis of the way in which defined contribution pension wealth is currently being accessed.

At this online event IFS researchers will present their initial analysis of the Chancellor's Spring Statement.

At this policy conference, four panels of experts gave their perspectives and recommendations on four key areas of the UK’s productivity problem.

At this online event IFS researchers discussed what has changed since the Autumn, and what this means for the Chancellor's Spring Forecast.

At this online event IFS researchers presented findings on the effect of the rollout of the Education Maintenance Allowance in England.

At this online event, IFS researchers presented their analysis of the Scottish Budget proposals and the wider Scottish tax and spending context.

IFS researchers presented new findings exploring ethnic gaps in pension participation rates following the rollout of automatic enrollment.

The IFS is holding a day of talks on issues in public economics of interest to undergraduates in economics and related disciplines.

The launch of 2024/25 IFS Annual Report on Education Spending in England, funded by the Nuffield Foundation

At this online event, IFS researchers presented new research highlighting key issues with the benefit system around retirement age.

We're offer an opportunity to meet current IFS staff and find out more about our summer placement scheme for current university students.

At this event, an expert panel debated what part tax plays in housing market failures and what can be done to fix it. 

The IFS and NFS are co-organising this annual academic workshop in empirical public and micro economics.