The Isle of Man has an anxious wait to see what the future of the highly attractive Zero-ten regime will be.
The zero-ten system was introduced four years ago and has been an effective tool in attracting business to the Island.
It offers zero corporate tax with a ten per cent levy on only specific companies’ income.
The Euro Code Group have been looking into the system in great depth after flagging up some concerns about its structure.
A definitive outcome is expected by December.
TT fair opens on Thursday!
Part of Douglas Promenade will close later today as part of the traditional TT entertainment sets up.
Photos don't show parking tickets for foreign bikers, say police
Police say they didn't issue parking fines to two TT bikers on Monday.
Weather looks hopeful for TT practice, say organisers
TT organisers say they're hopeful the weather will improve enough for practicing to go ahead tonight.
Soggy bikers get Facebook lifeline!
An annual online helpline for bikers wet through in Manx weather has thrown open its doors again.
Two crashes shut Mountain Road
Police say the Mountain Road has closed this morning after two crashes.
Island Liverpool fans' horror at car incident
Two Island Liverpool fans have been speaking of their horror as a car ploughed into crowds during yesterday's Premiership victory parade.
Chief Minister sends thoughts and prayers for Liverpool
Chief Minister Alf Cannan is wishing those injured during an incident in Liverpool a speedy recovery.
Ministers to hit the road and listen to the public
There's a chance to meet the Council of Ministers at a new set of roadshows around the Island.
