The Chancellor of the Exchequer appears to have retreated over plans to tax non-domicile companies in the United Kingdom.
Alistair Darling (pictured) has apparently taken the decision following pressure from the City, and recent reports the move would severely damage London's status.
The Manx Treasury has said new regulations basing qualification for taxation in the United Kingdom on the number of flights people make into UK airports could be very damaging.
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Plans for four-storey apartment and commercial building approved
Permissions granted for development on Marina Road in Douglas
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Haberdashery shop has been in Port Erin for 30 years
Salt manufacturer eyes restaurant move
The Isle of Man Salt Company submitted plans for The Boathouse in Port St Mary
