Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says employers' national insurance rates will be frozen cover the coming year.
In his first budget speech since becoming minister, he said rates would be frozen - saving employers around £53 a week for each worker.
He told Tynwald that would allow businesses to plan with confidence.
Mr Thomas made the announcement during the court's February sitting earlier:
Firefighters called to a house fire in Onchan
The Isle of Man Fire and Rescue service were called to reports of a fire in Onchan yesterday.
Today's budget at a glance
All the announcements made by Treasury Minister Chris Thomas during this morning's budget.
Pensions to see 4.8% rise under budget
Pensioners will see more money in their pockets this year, after a rise under the triple-lock system.
Income tax threshold rise 'will boost disposable income'
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says most people will be £500 a year better off under new tax thresholds.
Treasury Minister announces extra £45 million for health
Health services will get an extra £45 million in spending this year.
ManxSPCA gives pancake tips for pups
An Island animal charity is offering dog-friendly advice this pancake day.
Over £21,000 raised for mum-to-be facing urgent radiotherapy
A fundraising page has raised more than £21,000 for a mum-to-be who underwent emergency brain surgery.
Ferry crossings at risk from incoming bad weather
Four Steam Packet sailings could be at risk of being cancelled.
