Follow us
Publications Commentary Research People Events News Resources and Videos About IFS
Home Publications Benefit changes and distributional analysis

Benefit changes and distributional analysis

Andrew Hood
Presentation

Presented at the IFS Post-Budget Briefing, Summer 2015 on 9th July, 2015. 

Related Information
Publisher Institute for Fiscal Studies
Document link

Download full report

Funded by

Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)

Find out more

Presentation
The Summer budget: Taxes up, borrowing up, departmental spending up
Presented at the IFS Post-Budget Briefing, Summer 2015 on 9th July, 2015.
Briefing note
An assessment of the potential compensation provided by the new ‘National Living Wage’ for the personal tax and benefit measures announced for implementation in the current parliament
This briefing note, prepared for the House of Commons Treasury Select Committee, documents the estimated distributional impact of the tax and benefit changes that have been announced for implementation in the current parliament. It then considers the extent to which households might expect the net ...
Briefing note
Analysis of the higher education funding reforms announced in Summer Budget 2015
This briefing note analyses the higher education funding reforms announced by the Chancellor in the Summer Budget 2015.
Presentation
Tax measures
Presented at the IFS Post-Budget Briefing, Summer 2015 on 9th July, 2015.
Presentation
Opening remarks: IFS Post-Budget Briefing, Summer 2015
Presented at the IFS Post-Budget Briefing, Summer 2015 on 9th July, 2015.
Press release
New analysis of the potential compensation provided by the new ‘National Living Wage’ for changes to the tax and benefit system
new_analysis_of_the_potential_compensation_provided_by_the_new_national_living_wage_for_changes_to_the_tax_and_benefit_system
Press release
Budget’s student finance proposals will reduce government spending on higher education, but will raise debt for poorer students and repayments for most graduates
Two major changes to student finance were proposed in the Budget. The replacement of maintenance grants by loans from 2016–17 will raise debt for the poorest students, but do little to improve government finances in the long run. The proposed freezing of the repayment threshold for loans, on the ...