A man who’s admitted dodging £1 million of VAT will be sentenced by the Court of General Gaol Delivery.
Ian Andrew Duggua of Vicarage Park in Douglas appeared before magistrates at Douglas Courthouse.
The 60 year old admitted three counts of VAT evasion between February 2011 and October last year involving three companies.
Magistrates bailed him in the sum of £2,500 and committed him to the higher court for sentencing on March 10.
Tynwald to vote on TT and MGP drone bans
New regulations will be discussed by Tynwald this week to ban drones during motorsport festivals.
Air ambulance boss steps down over future of Island service
An air ambulance boss says he's resigning over the future of the service to the Isle of Man.
Planned nurse strike prompts Tynwald question
Tynwald will hear a urgent question about industrial action in the heath service this week.
Breast screening protest cancelled
The government says there's been no decision to make cuts to the Island's breast screening programme.
TT course roadworks start today
Bus Vannin says its services in the west of the island will divert around roadworks on the TT course which are due to start today.
No formal decision on greenway TT closures, says DOI
The Department of Infrastructure says it hasn't formally decided to close greenways during TT yet.
Gatwick passenger numbers up 33 per cent
There's mixed news for the Island's London flights, after February's passenger numbers showed one airport is a clear winner.
MHK hits out at Manx Care after 'leaked emails' over UK costs
An Onchan MHK has called Manx Care a ‘failed model’ after what appear to be leaked emails purporting to show officials saying they can’t afford to pay for patients in Liverpool.
