Florian Neumeier

Florian Neumeier is a Senior Researcher at the ifo Institute Munich, leading the Tax and Fiscal Policy Research Group. His work spans public finance, political economy, and macroeconomics, with a focus on tax policy, fiscal consolidation, and economic sanctions. He has held visiting research positions at institutions such as the National Bureau of Economic Research (USA) and Toyo University (Japan).

His research explores topics like corporate profit shifting, real estate transfer taxes, and the social costs of economic policies. Recent projects analyze disaster aid fairness and VAT policy impacts on retail markets.

Neumeier’s publications appear in journals such as the Journal of the European Economic Association and International Tax and Public Finance, often co-authored with Clemens Fuest and other colleagues. He has received the Promotionspreis from Philipps-Universität Marburg for his dissertation in economics.

His projects include studies on climate policy financing, German transport policy, and corporate taxation reforms, funded by entities like the German Federal Ministry of Finance and the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs.