Eight businesses have been handed more than £10,000 worth of fines by a tax court.
All were found to have failed to pay Income Tax or National Insurance payments on time by magistrates at Douglas Courthouse.
The businesses were fined a total of £10,170 between them for the offences.
The court also ordered outstanding income tax returns to be submitted.
Food businesses invited to take part in food safety workshop
Food businesses are being invited to participate in a new initiative aimed at raising food safety standards.
Event being hosted to find out what young people think about employment
An Island charity is hosting an event for businesses to find out what young people think about employment on the Isle of Man.
Manx Telecom will begin notifying customers of copper switch-off
Manx Telecom says it will begin notifying customers of its copper switch off in the next few weeks.
Douglas café needs your help!
A Douglas plant-based café is asking for help from the local community.
There's less than a fortnight left to apply to Extraordinary Events Fund
The deadline to apply for a grant that could give up to £10,000 to host an event is approaching.
More businesses to be regulated and inspected
More businesses will be regulated and inspected under a new bill being introduced this year.
Government wants to cut the number of empty shops
The government says it's hoping to cut the number of empty shops on the Island by 10 per cent a year under a new strategy.
GDP growth to jump from 1.9% to 3% this year?
A credit rating agency says the Island's economic growth is set to increase by around 50 per cent this year.
