The second programme in a two-part TV investigation into tax avoidance will air tonight.
At the weekend, the BBC's Panorama series featured a probe into the so-called Paradise Papers, a trove of more than 13 million files stolen from law firm Appleby.
The company, which has offices on Athol Street in Douglas, has denied any wrongdoing.
The second part of Panorama's investigation is due to be shown at 9pm this evening.
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No successful driving theory test appeals in past 10 years
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How much has the Department of Infrastructure claimed for property damage?
How many times has the Department of Infrastructure claimed money from others for property damage?
