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Twenty-three Isle of Man companies and individuals have been fined collectively more than £11,000 for failing to get their tax returns in on time.
Magistrates handed out the fines at Douglas courthouse, ordering the defendants to pay up to £1,300 each, plus court costs.
The Treasury say the individual penalty can be up to £5,000.
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