Light Blue Book shows findings from last financial year
Government income for the last financial year has revealed a more than £30 million revenue surplus.
The 'unaudited accounts for the year' ending in March, is known as the Light Blue Book.
The findings will go before Tywnald this month, on 16 July.
Treasury Minister Alfred Cannan show the numbers send "out a strong message that government finances are in a strong position."
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