2019 news

Advice for taxpayers on the impact of delays to tax assessments

Treasury Minister, Deputy Susie Pinel, has lodged a proposition to enable spouses and civil partners to share equal rights and responsibilities for their tax affairs.

The Government issues updates to income and spending figures in the Government Plan, after revised economic assumptions were issued by the independent Fiscal Policy Panel

A new non-executive director is appointed to the Board of Andium Homes

Revenue Jersey has issued online advice to help answer tax concerns and queries for those individual taxpayers experiencing delays in receiving their 2018 tax return notices.

Treasury Minister welcomes Fiscal Policy Panel's Annual Report for 2019

Graduates and school leavers who would like to become qualified accountants are being encouraged to apply for a new government training scheme.

Treasury and Exchequer responds to Comptroller and Auditor General's report

Almost £3 million in tax rebates was returned to charities for the 2018 tax year, according to the latest figures from Revenue Jersey.

The Comptroller of Taxes is advising islanders that their tax returns will take longer to process this year, because Revenue Jersey are inputting data from hard copy files to a new system.

More than 4,000 tax returns were received at Customer and Local Services on Friday, as the deadline for islanders to file their personal tax returns closed.

Revenue Jersey is reminding taxpayers where to get help with their tax returns before next week’s filing deadline.

The Minister for Treasury and Resources, Deputy Susie Pinel, has spoken to the Chamber of Commerce at their lunch event today.

Revenue Jersey will reach a major modernisation landmark next month when it moves to a new computer system.

The government has published the States of Jersey Annual Report and Accounts for 2018

Revenue Jersey have created a media campaign, including new how-to videos, to further support islanders to ‘Get their Tax Return Right’.

The financial outlook for the Social Security and Health Insurance Funds have been published outlining a current ‘good condition’ of funds for social contributions.

Jersey’s Treasury Minister, Deputy Susie Pinel, has welcomed the publication of the Fiscal Policy Panel’s Advice for the 2020-23 Government Plan

The Assistant Treasury Minister welcomes the Comptroller and Auditor General’s follow-up report into the Government’s governance arrangements to discharge its responsibilities as a shareholder.

Taxation of married women scheduled to change by 2021

The Minister for Treasury and Resources, Deputy Susie Pinel, approves funding for 11 projects.

States Assembly seeks more information on proposed new tax administration law

Revenue Jersey is launching a four-month campaign designed to support islanders as they face the annual task of completing their tax returns.

Islanders can have their say on the current personal tax regime as part of an extensive island-wide survey by the States Treasury and Exchequer, with the results helping to reform the island’s tax system.