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.
Company expands mortgage advice service to North
A local finance company is expanding its operations to bring expert mortgage advice to the North.
Island-based company up for European compliance award
An Island-based company has been shortlisted for a European industry award.
More Tenerife flights than ever before this winter
There's good news for sun seekers this winter!
Chamber wants businesses' views on fuel surcharge plans
The Chamber of Commerce says it wants to gauge the views of businesses on a proposed fuel surcharge from the Steam Packet Company.
Interest rate on late VAT payments to rise in May
The interest rate on late VAT payments will increase next month.
Regulator wants your input on new gambling laws
The Island's gambling regulator is looking for feedback on new draft laws.
From hods to hackers - free event focuses on construction cybercrime
A free event's being held next week to discuss the alarming rise in cyberattacks targeting construction companies.
Career advice on offer at the Villa Marina today
There's a chance to meet more than 50 employers today at the Island's largest career event.
