The government says it's bringing in a new profit tax for multinational companies operating on the Island.
From January 1 next year, it'll introduce the Qualified Domestic Minimum Top-Up Tax.
Any company turning over more than 750 million euros will pay a minimum of 15 per cent on profits they generate on the Island.
Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says there are few multinational firms of this scale on the Island, and he's hoping to bring the new laws before Tynwald in the Autumn.
70 Russian ships added to sanctions list
The government has added another 30 people and 70 ships to the Island’s Russian sanctions list.
Japan asks Manx egaming sites to ban its citizens
Will the Island's egaming firms ban Japanese gamblers from their sites after a request from the government there?
Air travel links queried by MHK
Is the government talking to airlines about improving flights to the UK this autumn?
Local club celebrates funds raised for charity
The Sporting and Dining Club is celebrating raising £200,000 for local charities since its founding in 2006.
MONEYVAL assessment could pose a major threat to Island’s economy
Being downgraded in status by Europe’s anti-money laundering body could cause the Island’s GDP to drop by six to seven percent.
FlyDirect flights announced for 2026
You'll be able to fly direct to destinations including Ibiza and Majorca from Ronaldsway Airport next year.
Isle of Man recognised internationally for sustainable tourism
A short film's been made about the Island by an international organisation which promotes sustainability.
Island financial firm opens office in Falklands
Island-based accounting firm Moore Dixon has opened a new office in the Falkland Islands.
