A total of 61,225 income tax returns were filed during the previous tax year, with around two thirds done online.
The data was given in response to a Freedom of Information request, which asked for the figures for 2023 to 2024.
The answer went on to say 13.7 percent of returns recorded employment as the only source of income.
Meanwhile, the other 86.3 percent reported more than one income source or tax deductions, such as mortgages or personal pension premiums.
Full list of Thursday's 37 bus services released
Bus Vannin has released the details of its planned timetable for tomorrow amid the ongoing strike.
Minister says airline's using government cash properly
Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says a subsidised airline isn't spending the government's money elsewhere.
Horse tram extension plans still need approval, says minister
Plans are in place to extend Douglas Horse Trams the length of the promenade - but it won't happen in the immediate future.
Ferry terminal in running for another award
The new ferry terminal in Liverpool is in the running for an architectural award.
Lord Street complex plans recommended for refusal
A multimillion pound redevelopment including a cinema, flats, shops and bus centre in Douglas have been recommended for refusal.
Southern pub submits improvement plans
A pub in the south of the Island has applied for planning permission to improve its facilities.
Bus union rejects government's latest offer in strike talks
Unite the Union says it's rejected Bus Vannin's latest pay offer, made during talks aimed at ending the strike which is now in its fifth day.
Lieutenant Governor to join in celebrations at Islamic Centre
The lieutenant governor will be marking Ramadan at the Island's Islamic Centre next month.
