The government says it has no plans to offer tax relief to people who invest in local companies.
Yesterday in Tynwald, Treasury Minister Alf Cannan was quizzed on the issue by Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper.
He wanted to know if the Island would follow in the footsteps of the UK, which has already brought in such a scheme.
But Mr Cannan said the government was already supporting local businesses:
Peel shop goes back on the market
A shop in Peel is up for sale again, less than 12 months after reopening following a refit.
Island represented at Dublin fintech conference
The Island's financial regulator will be showcasing the Island at an event in Dublin tomorrow.
Don't fall victim to crypto scam, says regulator
The Island's financial regulator has issued a warning about a cryptocurrency scam that claims to be based on the Island.
Post Office plea for patience during race week
The Post Office is asking people to be patient as it tries to collect and deliver mail this week.
Manx companies see millions of pounds of London property frozen
Two London properties owned by Isle of Man companies have been made the subject of freezing orders by investigators in the UK.
Island agrees tax avoidance scheme crackdown with UK
Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson has agreed to work with the UK to combat tax avoidance schemes.
Ramsey prom housing site on the market
A plot of land in Ramsey at the end of Mooragh Promenade is on the market for just over £1.3 million.
School Hill contractor appointed
Castletown commissioners say they've appointed a contractor to carry out the second phase of work on a huge building project.
