2021 news

A new online application form is now available for eligible businesses, including self-employed people, affected by the pandemic who want to defer Social Security contributions and/or GST.

Government extends Co-Funded Payroll Scheme for another month

Islanders are invited to attend public briefings to hear about the changes to the tax system.

States Members have approved the first phase of the move to Independent Taxation, by 41 votes for and 2 against.

Islanders have just two weeks left to file their tax returns online.

Jersey’s Fiscal Policy Panel (FPP) has published its updated forecast for the Jersey economy.

The Minister for Treasury and Resources, Deputy Susie Pinel, has lodged an Amendment Law, which will mean all taxpayers are treated fairly by the tax system.

Standard & Poor's (S&P) has released it's latest credit rating for Jersey.

An extension to the online tax return filing date means that Islanders now have until 31 August to file their tax returns, instead of the original 31 July deadline.

Revenue Jersey is reminding employers to prepare for changes to the way they submit their returns of employees’ tax deductions, taxable benefits, contributions and manpower.

The Government of Jersey has responded to the Comptroller and Auditor General’s (C&AG) latest Covid report.

Taxpayers have until Monday 31 May to file their paper tax return

To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Royal British Legion, the Westminster Collection has launched a limited-edition range of coins

Newly released figures show that the Government spent a total of £190 million in 2020 on the response to COVID-19.

Organisations including Jersey Heritage, the Citizen’s Advice Bureau and Jersey Cheshire Homes have successfully bid for a total of £22.8 million through phase one of the Fiscal Stimulus Fund.

The report shows that the Government spent just under 60% of its £231 million spend with on-Island suppliers.

To celebrate Her Majesty the Queen’s 95th birthday, a collection of limited-edition coins has been issued by the Westminster Collection.

The Minister for Treasury and Resources, Deputy Susie Pinel, has welcomed the repayment of a £250,000 loan by the JSPCA.

The Government has published data on the Co-Funded Payroll Scheme

Minister for Treasury and Resources Deputy Susie Pinel has announced plans to start introducing Independent Taxation from 1 January 2022.

The Government of Jersey and the Association of Jersey Charities are reminding charities that they can claim the 25% tax on charitable donations through the Lump Sum Donation Scheme.

The Minister for Treasury and Resources, Deputy Susie Pinel has lodged draft Regulations that set out how former Prior Year Basis (PYB) taxpayers could pay their 2019 tax bill.

Organisations who want to apply for funding from the second tranche of Fiscal Stimulus Fund have until 31 January to submit an Expression of Interest.

The Treasury has launched a review into the way GST is collected on goods which are imported into the Island for personal use.

The Government of Jersey has responded to the Comptroller and Auditor General’s (C&AG) report on anti-corruption arrangements.

The Government of Jersey has responded to the Comptroller and Auditor General’s (C&AG) Thinkpiece on Public Audit in Jersey.

Jersey's credit rating has been confirmed as unchanged by Standard and Poor's

Companies are being reminded that they have until 31 January 2021 to file their 2019 tax returns.

Islanders can now file their 2020 tax return, either online or by completing a paper form.