Treasury Minister Alex Allinson says he doesn't know how much a 2 per cent rise in income tax, ringfenced for healthcare, has raised.
He faced a question for written reply from Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh about the rise imposed last year.
Dr Allinson said Treasury had estimated the rise would generate around £20 million of extra income tax.
But he said until all last year's tax returns had been submitted, it wasn't possible to give an exact figure.
DoI to work with libraries to help people use online services
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll be working with public libraries and local authorities to help people who can't use online government services.
New organ donation drive by government
The government's launched a new drive to get people to record their organ donation decisions.
Parish Walk 2026 sees new bursary for young athletes
This year's Parish Walk will see a new bursary for young sportsmen and women.
Reopening of northern tip to be raised in Keys
Questions about the reopening of the Northern Civic Amenity site will be raised in the House of Keys next week.
Island team on their way to start Arctic trek
A team from the Island have set off on their way to a charity trek across the Arctic Circle.
Former bank offices for sale
A former bank building in Douglas has gone on the market, with a price tag of £5.5 millon.
Two weeks to horse tram return!
One of the most iconic sights in Douglas will return to the promenade next month.
Downhill skaters return for Mountain Road action
Part of the Mountain road could close for more racing this summer - but not for motorbikes!
