This news release is issued to publicise a correction for two listings in the Syria regime, which brings the UK’s Consolidated List into line with Annex II to Council Regulation (EU) No 36/2012.
The following entry has been amended and remains subject …
Two surveys aiming to assess the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic in the Isle of Man have been launched today.
The findings will be used to inform the Isle of Man Government’s ongoing response and economic strategy over the longer term.
The…
In accordance with the Orders and Regulations listed below, the most recent planning applications received and validated for publication are now available for viewing online including a link on which the site extents can be viewed via an online map.
A …
The Council of Ministers has agreed that, from Monday 20 July, we will move from Level 5 to Level 4 in the Isle of Man Borders Framework.
Isle of Man Borders Framework.
This will enable Island residents to visit the UK and beyond if they are prepared …
Good afternoon,
It has been a while since I last had the pleasure of talking to you. I hope you all enjoyed the bank holiday weekend and our National Day – whatever you did and wherever you spent it.
It was an unusual Tynwald Day to say the leas…
The Department for Enterprise has announced that it will offer an extended range of support to tourism and travel businesses which continue to be financially affected by the COVID-19 pandemic as a direct result of the continuing restrictions on the Isl…
Since the last update (4pm Wednesday 08 July) there have been no further confirmed positive tests for coronavirus.
This means the Isle of Man has no active cases and the total number of confirmed cases remains 336.
There have been 6,937 concluded tests…
Further information on the temporary reduced rate of 5% VAT for the hospitality industry, holiday accommodation and on admission charges to attractions announced yesterday has now been released.
A reduced rate of 5% for holiday accommodation already ex…
This news release is issued to draw attention to the end of the VAT deferral period.
VAT payments could only be automatically deferred if they were:
quarterly and monthly VAT return payments for the periods ending in FEBRUARY 2020, MARCH 2020 and APRI…
In order to stimulate business in the hospitality sector, the Isle of Man’s VAT rate on food and attractions will be reduced to 5% from Wednesday 15 July to Tuesday 12 January.
Further details on what the VAT reduction will apply to will be issued shor…
