Is the Island attracting enough of the super-rich to make our tax cap worth having?
That’s the question South Douglas MHK Kate Beecroft will put to Treasury Minister Eddie Teare next week.
In the House of Keys, she’ll ask how many people have moved to the Island since the upper limit on income tax was brought in.
Mrs Beecroft says it’s important to find out whether the policy is working as intended.
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