Increases in taxes and borrowing are not costless and the spending plans after 2025-26 are unlikely to survive contact with ...

We respond to government plans to increase the cap on tuition fees for England-domiciled undergraduate students.

David Phillips gave this presentation to the CIPFA local government treasurers’ retreat confirmation, summarising IFS ...

117 days after Labour took office, Rachel Reeves has finally delivered her Budget. From tax rises and fiscal rules, to public services and investment, we'll take a tour around all of the big ...

IFS Director Paul Johnson said: “In broad brush strokes, that was the Budget we had been led to expect: big tax rises, more cash for public services, more borrowing and more investment. Look beyond ...

On top of inherited plans, personal tax and benefit measures will on average reduce incomes by £1,400 over this parliament. From last year to next year, total day-to-day spending on government ...

"This was a really big Budget: 40 billion pounds worth of tax rises, some very big spending commitments and quite a lot of extra borrowing as well.” 📺 @PJTheEconomist summarises today’s Budget ...

At this online webinar IFS researchers presented their initial response to new Chancellor Rachel Reeves' first Budget. On top of inherited plans, personal tax and benefit measures will on average ...

Paul Johnson writes for The Times on the pain to come for households and the public finances.