2023 news

The Minister of Treasury & Resources is pleased to present the release of the first Classification of the Functions of Government report

Sentencing on Monday 6 November, the Magistrate ordered Erlinda Carter of St Helier to pay a fine of £4,000 and to settle her outstanding ITIS bill exceeding £8,000 – or face up to 24 weeks in prison.

Treasury and Exchequer is on the lookout for talented finance professionals to join our dynamic teams in a flexible working environment.

The proposed Government Plan sets out the latest income forecast and expenditure proposed by Ministers.

The Treasury Minister, Deputy Ian Gorst, has made a decision regarding unspent amounts at the end of 2022, resulting in the transfer of unspent amounts to the Reserve in 2023 and subsequent allocation of funds.

The Minister for Treasury and Resources, Deputy Ian Gorst, has announced the allocation of £6.9 million of reserve funding for the year 2023.

The Minister for Social Security, Deputy Elaine Millar is delighted to announce a new scheme offering free appointments for children visiting their GP.

The Minister for Treasury & Resources, Deputy Ian Gorst, has joined with Treasury Ministers from Guernsey and the Isle of Man, to announce the next stage in the islands’ respective responses to Pillar Two

The Minister for Treasury and Resources, Deputy Ian Gorst, has lodged legislation to increase the minimum tax payable by new 2(1)(e) residents under the High Value Residency Scheme.

Jersey’s Assistant Chief Minister, Deputy Elaine Millar, has formally reaffirmed the Island’s commitment to combatting financial crime at a high level Ministerial meeting.

The mini-budget put money back into Islanders’ pockets and focused support on those who aremost vulnerable to the rising cost of living.

Revenue Jersey is launching its annual tax filing communications campaign and are advising Islanders they may find it easier to file online and get the benefits of the online tax return.