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Labour Party manifestoInstitute for Fiscal Studies
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IFS researchers and Director Paul Johnson will give their verdict on the parties' manifestos.
They will present new analysis on how manifesto policies could impact the public finances.
The event, which will be live-streamed for the general public, will also be the opportunity after the presentations for you to put your questions to our panel.
The parties have tied their hands on income tax, NICs, VAT and corporation tax.
The Conservatives have a long list of other tax rises, and reforms, that they wouldn’t do.
Labour ’s promise of “no tax increases on working people” rules out essentially all tax rises.
Liberal Democrats have bigger tax and spend policies than Labour and Conservatives .
Reform UK and the Greens offer much bigger numbers still.
Green Party proposes 90 billion of specific tax cuts and 50 billion of spending increases.
Conservative Party puts its faith in cuts to taxes, regulations and red tape.
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