The Economic Development Minister will be quizzed on what he’s doing to attract new industries to the Island in today’s Tynwald sitting.
Michael MHK Alf Cannan wants to know what plans are in place in the event of an exodus of business when the FATCA tax agreement comes into force.
He says it’s a possibility that cannot be ignored:
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Court backs Attorney General in Summerland inquests case
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Emergency services at Douglas crash scene
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Manx Telecom says paper bill charge set for 12.5% rise
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Virtual reality gives man one more lap of the TT course
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Fire alarm fault temporarily closes cannabis club
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Breakwater works to start next month
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Inaugural cycle race in Peel tonight
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Students invited to take part in TT film
Would you like to answer "appeared in a blockbuster with Channing Tatum" when teachers ask what you did in your summer holidays?
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