The Department of Economic Development's revealed it's more than trebled the income it gets from licensing its TT trademark in the last five years.
Departmental member Rob Callister took to Facebook to detail the figures after the latest row over charges for local businesses using the TT initials.
He revealed the DED made £878,000 last year - compared to just £249,000 five years ago.
Mr Callister says from now on, charities won't be charged for using the TT trademark:
Huge drop in benefit fraud figures
The amount of wrongly-claimed benefits on the Island fell by more than 60 per cent last year, according to the Treasury.
Election meeting in St Johns this week
A requisition meeting for Glenfaba and Peel will be held in St Johns tomorrow.
19 weeks of work shuts part of Peel prom today
Part of Peel Promenade will close for almost five months from today.
Mountain Road to shut this afternoon
The Mountain Road will close this afternoon for the Festival of Motoring.
Local authority reveals number of commercial parking spaces leased
A public authority in the west of the Island has revealed the total number of parking spaces it holds for commercial rent.
Charity to offer winter assistance
Do know someone who may need extra support this winter?
Glencrutchery Road to close southbound today
Glencrutchery Road will be temporarily closed to motorists travelling southbound today .
17 Bus services could be cancelled today
Bus Vannin says a number of its services may face disruption today.
