Helen Miller

The Institute for Fiscal Studies and the Institute for Government discussed Labour's first year in power at a joint event.

New IFS Director to stress the need to move beyond debates about fiscal headroom and to adopt a coherent tax strategy.

In Paul's final episode, he speaks with incoming IFS Director Helen Miller about the big economic pressures facing the UK.

There is growing speculation about whether taxes will go up in the Autumn Budget and – if so – which ones.

The government’s original reform was set to save £5.5 billion in the short run (by 2029–30) and double that in the long run when fully rolled out.

Reform UK's tax plans aim to attract wealthy migrants but raise concerns over revenue impact, domicile rules, and administrative complexity.

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

We take a closer look at the Spending Review and what the policies mean for public services, investment and the wider economy. 

The broad thrust of Nigel Farage’s speech echoes Reform UK’s manifesto: very large tax cuts to be paid for with very large spending cuts. 

The 'Be the Chancellor' tool, built by IFS researchers in partnership with Nesta, illustrates key choices and fiscal challenges Rachel Reeves faces.

We discuss the government's welfare reforms aimed at helping sick and disabled people into work, and what the changes mean for health-related benefits

Corporation tax was introduced 60 years ago. Despite many predictions of its decline, it is now forecast to raise record amounts. 

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

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

The Autumn 2024 Budget brought some agricultural property into inheritance tax. What are the changes? Who will be affected? Were they a good idea?

We discuss how inheritance tax actually changed in the Budget, who will be affected and whether it was a good idea.

We discuss the Chancellor's first Budget and what impact the changes could have.

We’re look at some of the challenges facing the Chancellor and what she can learn from previous Budgets.

A special in-person recording of an episode of the IFS podcast the week ahead of Rachel Reeves' all-important first Budget.