The OECD Studies on Tax and Benefit Reforms provide flexible, policy-oriented assessments tailored to country needs.
These studies combine different analytical approaches depending on the policy question. Some use population-based tax-benefit models to assess the impact of reforms on public budget, poverty, inequality, redistribution and employment. Others rely on the OECD tax-benefit model to examine how alternative policy designs affect work incentives, targeting and the adequacy of support.
By combining data, simulation tools and policy expertise, they support governments in designing tax and benefit systems that are fairer, more transparent, employment-oriented and financially sustainable.
