The UK taxman has ordered a Manx company to stop offering a tax avoidance scheme.
HMRC says it's issued the notice to Adapt Limited, which has its registered office in Lord Street in Douglas, and company director David Michael Yeomans.
The taxman says the scheme uses complex financial arrangements to reduce tax liability by routing money through companies and claiming payments are loans rather than wages.
The stop notice means the company has to stop selling or promoting the scheme.
Man in court over drugs and weapons charges
A man has denied smuggling five kilos of cannabis to the Island in a kitchen sink.
Doggy donor needed for labrador transfusion
A pet owner in Ramsey has issued an urgent plea for a doggy blood donor.
Bank account pension payments only affect minority, says minister
The Island's Treasury Minister says changes to the way benefits are paid will affect only a tiny minority of pensioners.
Benefits claimaints 'better off without pay rises'
Do pay rises mean people are worse off because of the benefits system?
Council gives green light to Noble's Park Xmas ice rink
Douglas Council says it's given permission for a festive ice rink in Noble's Park.
No plans to ban Bride from eastern amenity site yet
Douglas Council says there are no plans to specifically ban Bride ratepayers from it civic amenity site, after hearing restrictions had been brought in elsewhere.
Public meeting called over Castletown Square closure
If you want to have your say about the closure of Castletown Square, there's a chance to air your views later this month.
Poppy appeal collection box stolen
Coldhearted thieves have stolen a poppy collection tin in the south of the Island.
