Failure to return can be costly
The tax return deadline for employers and contractors is just two weeks away.
Submissions need to be in before Friday, 5 May.
The Income Tax Division says, if returns for the year ended 5 April aren't in by then, a £250 penalty will be charged.
Payees may also be liable for a £50 per day penalty charge for as long as it's outstanding, in addition to risking prosecution.
Tax returns can be submitted online at gov.im/onlineservices.
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