2017 news

A small number of taxpayers who have received their assessment have yet to receive a 2018 ITIS effective rate to give to their employer

Outstanding amounts can be paid online on this website

Ministers propose more financial support for university students and their families

The voluntary tax disclosure opportunity launched earlier this year ends on 31 December 2017

Ministers are proposing a mix of funding that will include borrowing towards the projected total cost of the project of up to £466 million

The findings from the chat will then help inform the approach taken by Treasury and Resources when they widen the consultation and engagement on the subject in 2018

Treasury Minister welcomes Fiscal Policy Panel's annual report for 2017

Treasury and Resources Minister publishes draft Budget 2018

Jersey’s credit rating is maintained by Standard and Poor’s

The States of Jersey’s Financial Report and Accounts for 2016 are published by the Treasury and Resources Minister, Senator Alan Maclean

Persistent offenders (who have failed to file on time for several years) may find themselves in the Royal Court facing an unlimited fine

The new opening hours will start on Monday 5 June until Friday 29 September 2017

Treasury Minister's statement to the States Assembly on the funding proposal for a new hospital

A review of how changes to Jersey’s personal tax & contributions have affected different households will inform future policy decisions

In October this year, the Jersey £1 coin will no longer be legal tender

Jersey’s credit rating has been maintained at AA- by Standard & Poor’s (S&P) as part of the agency’s regular, bi-annual review