Tax crackdown could provoke 'nervousness'
New proposals from the UK Treasury could make some Island firms 'nervous' to do business.
Planned measures could make financial advisors, accountants and lawyers who facilitate tax avoidance schemes liable to repay the full amount of unpaid duty.
But some have described the penalties - which are currently under consultation - as 'nasty'.
Mark Denton is the Chairman of the Association of Corporate Service Providers:
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Infrastructure minister insists school buses will not be scrapped
Dr Michelle Haywood says some routes could become normal services, where capacity allows
Braddan Commissioners says social housing roof works doubled in costÂ
It was one of a number of issues discussed at its monthly public meeting
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