The government is putting £51 million back into reserves, thanks to an increase in revenue.
That was announced as Treasury published its full accounts for the financial year.
It says economic growth was as predicted, while income tax brought in £21 million more than expected.
All government departments kept within their budgets, except for health - which needed an extra £15.3 million to be approved by Tynwald.
Still time to give views on new finance regulation law
The Island's regulator says there's still time to submit feedback on plans to update financial services legislation.
Applications open for international grants
Applications have opened for government grants to raise awareness about global development issues.
Just Ask A Coach Isle of Man hosts pop-up event
A pop-up event aimed at showing the benefits of professional coaching will be held this week.
Changes to insurance company regulations
The Island's financial regulator says it's made a number of changes to regulations for insurance companies - to make sure they stay competitive.
New chairman for Isle of Man Energy
Isle of Man Energy has appointed a new chairman.
New guidance for businesses about climate change
The Island's financial regulator has issued new guidance to businesses about climate change and nature loss risks.
Loganair celebrates 700,000th passenger
Loganair have marked their 700,000th passenger travelling at the Isle of Man Airport.
Free talk on marketing for local artists
People who work in the creative field are being invited to a free talk on marketing themselves.
