Final total may not be known for a year
The exact cost of Brexit to the Manx taxpayer may not be known for another 12 months.
That's the view of Treasury Minister Alfred Cannan, who made the comments live on Manx Radio at the weekend.
Speaking on Manx Radio's Perspective programme, he said the outcome of the UK's departure from the EU was still far from certain, and whilst the government had been forced to make provisions, the cost thus far wasn't huge:
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