The Island's higher tax rate will go up by two per cent this year, to pay for the NHS.
This morning in his budget speech, Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson said personal allowances will be unchanged at £14,500 for individuals and £29,000 for couples.
The lower rate of income tax stays at 10 per cent, with a threshold of £6,500 for a single person and £13,000 for a couple.
But the higher rate of tax will rise from 20 per cent to 22 per cent - with the extra cash set aside for healthcare.
Emergency closure in place on quayside
The Department of Infrastructure says it's put an emergency closure in place on East Quay in Peel.
Passport services to move online
The government has announced applications for Isle of Man passports will be moving online in future.
Woman plans to ride 100 miles for charity
A local woman plans to cycle 100 miles to raise money for four Island charities, starting this week.
Roadworks near Foxdale this week
The Department of Infrastructure says it's carrying out roadworks on a route near Foxdale this week.
Postal vote deadline looms for those living abroad
If you live outside the British Isles and want to vote by post in this month's election, you have just hours to apply.
MP reveals more details of Whitehaven ferry proposals
An MP who wants to set up a ferry route from Cumbria to the Island has revealed more details about what's proposed.
Council wishes Bee Gee happy 80th birthday
Douglas Council's wished one of the Island's biggest stars a very happy birthday!
Warning over traffic delays as city centre work gets underway
A busy street in Douglas city centre will have temporary lights this week.
