Twelve companies have been fined for failing to pay income tax or national insurance.
They were among 31 cases heard before magistrates at Douglas Courthouse.
The 12 firms who didn't pay income tax instalments or NI contributions were fined a total of £19610.00.
13 people were also fined more than £8,200 for failing to submit their tax returns.
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