Company registrations accounted for half of the government's income from the central registry last year.
A Freedom of Information request asked how much the registry had made in total over the last financial year.
In its response, the registry revealed it had made a total of £16.6 million.
Land and deed applications accounted for nearly £6.7 million, company registrations for just over £8 million and annual returns around £1.4 million.
Committee to hear evidence from Post Office heads
A Tynwald committee will quiz three Post Office bosses later this month.
Biomed business plans expansion
A business in the south of the Island is poised to expand its premises with a new planning application.
Updates to money laundering rules
The Island's financial regulator says it's brought in changes to the Island's rules on money laundering and terrorism financing.
Manx business plans Mexico expansion
An Island-based payment processor says it's expanding its digital wallet into Mexico.
Rise in Island bank deposits
Bank deposits held on the Island have risen by more than three per cent in the last year.
3,000 underage gamblers found by egaming firms last year
Island-based egaming companies found almost 3,000 underage gamblers on their sites last year.
Rising mail costs spark Keys question
Have businesses been spoken to about rising postal costs?
We're NOT closing, says beach hut company
A business in the south of the Island has hit back after rumours it's closing down.
