2022 news

Islanders who ‘Pay on Account’ are being reminded that the upcoming deadline for paying any 2021 tax owed (balancing payment) is Wednesday, 30 November 2022.

Jersey has received the highest rating available in an assessment of its practical implementation of the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) in a report.

Treasury Minister sat stability, affordability and sustainability are all key watchwords in today’s global economic environment.

Revenue Jersey is announcing the launch of its “Personal Tax Community Helpdesk which will be located across the island to provide face to face support to taxpayers.

The process of replacing Jersey notes and coins in circulation will be a gradual one and is likely to take several years.

An extensive package of measures to address the cost-of-living crisis, which formed part of the Chief Minister’s 100 day plan has been passed.

Following last week’s launch of the Mini-Budget we havehad lots of questions from the public and Deputy Steve Ahier, Assistant Treasury Minister answered some of them.

An extensive package of measures to address the cost of living crisis has been lodged.The package will put almost £15 million back into Islanders’ pockets this year and almost £42 million in 2023.

Deadline reminder for voluntary independent taxation

The deadine for filing your personal tax return online is 31 July

Islanders are reminded that they have until Tuesday, 31 May if they intend to file a paper tax return.

The States of Jersey today priced a £500 million rated public listed sterling bond to re-finance the employee past-service pension liabilities

Taxpayers who previous paid their tax on a Prior Year Basis (PYB) will receive more information on the different ways they can pay.

The Government has published a policy paper on how Jersey can remain an attractive place to do business.

The Minister for Treasury and Resources has approved changes to Revenue Jersey’s rules about donating regularly to charity

A consultation to move the current corporate income tax return filing deadline of 31 December has been opened today (Wednesday) by Revenue Jersey.

Revenue Jersey has opened a consultation on proposals to change the way it works with partnerships and their partners.

Two Jubilee Jersey £5 coins and a set of British Isles coins (from Jersey Guernsey and the Isle of Man) are now available to mark Her Majesty The Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

​Emails are being sent to Islanders who filed their tax return online last year to let them know that the online form is ready to use. Paper returns are also being delivered starting from today to those who completed a paper form in 2021.

Standard & Poor's (S&P) credit rating for Jersey is unchanged at AA-/A-1+.