The Budget has brought mixed views from the public - dependent on how much workers earn.
Changes include scrapping the 10 per-cent rate in favour of 20 per-cent for people earning over £14,000 a year.
There will be an increase in the tax cap for high earners and a rise in the carers allowance.
£3 million is also being ring-fenced for the regeneration fund, an extra £2 million set aside for government ICT, and the Capital Fund will benefit from a new revenue stream.
We asked the people of Douglas what they think about the final year of government's re-balancing plan:
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