Martin Mikloš

Research Economist

Martin joined the IFS in 2023 as a research economist at the Centre for Tax Analysis in Developing Countries (TaxDev), where he is also the Country Programme Manager for the centre's partnership with Ghana. He contributes to policy analysis and research on taxation in low- and middle-income countries. Prior to joining the IFS, Martin worked as a researcher and policy analyst at the tax policy department of the Ministry of Finance in Slovakia.

Education

BA Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, University of Oxford , 2017

MPhil Economics, University of Cambridge, 2018

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The context for the March 2024 Budget

Report
How might the outlook for the public finances change and how should the Chancellor’s tax and spending plans change in response in the Budget?

27 February 2024

Jeremy Hunt

Autumn Statement 2023 response

Comment
Higher inflation has boosted tax revenues. Rather than compensate public services, or bank the spoils, the Chancellor decided to cut taxes.

22 November 2023

The treasury

Policy risks to the fiscal outlook

Report
Pressures on both revenue and spending are skewed to add to borrowing over the next few years, and threaten the ‘centrality’ of official forecasts.

17 October 2023

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Outlook for the public finances

Report
In the current environment of high inflation and rising interest rates, tax cuts at the upcoming Budget would be extremely difficult to justify.

17 October 2023