It's set at 451 pence in the pound.
Rates in Douglas are set to go up by 1.6% in April.
Douglas Council announced the rise at a meeting today, with the rate set at 451 pence in the pound, up from 444 pence in the pound.
The tax is set by local authorities to pay for local services, and is calculated based on the historic rental value of a property.
More to follow.
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