The government is reminding people the deadline for tax payments is less than a month away.
Officials have informed the cut off for outstanding fees for 2017/18 personal tax assessments and 2018/19 payment on account notices is January 6.
They're encouraging people to use online services to complete them to avoid potentially large queues at the tax division office.
Anyone interested in using the online system can do so at www.gov.im/onlineservices.
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