The government says an administrative error in Treasury resulted in Andreas residents being charged the wrong rates.
Around 750 properties were charged at the incorrect rate of 175.4p for the coming year.
Treasury's now sending out a letter asking for the correct amount of 181.7p, and apologising for the mistake.
It adds only people who pay rates to Andreas Commissioners are affected, not any other local authority.
Bus drivers vote to end strike and accept government offer
The Island's bus strike is over, after bus drivers accepted the government's "final offer".
Birdlife charity marks special milestone
An Island charity says it's marked a special hat-trick this month - after receiving its first baby blackbird of the year.
Peel commissioners criticised after motions left off agenda
A Peel commissioner says two motions she wanted the board to discuss haven't been placed on the agenda for tonight.
Northern Irish minister meets government over fishing rights
Northern Ireland's Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs minister has met with the Manx government to discuss fishing rights.
Survey asks what the Biosphere means to you
What does the Island's UNESCO Biosphere status mean to you?
Government has no responsibility for Solway Harvester memorial
The Infrastructure Minister says his department isn't responsible for the Solway Harvester Memorial.
Charity run for mental health coming up
A women's running group will be tackling a five-kilometre course next week to raise money for a mental health charity.
Key Onchan route has already had four sets of roadworks
A busy road in Onchan has had four sets of roadworks so far this year, according to the Department of Infrastructure.
