The Island’s rates system is to be reviewed – and the results should be in place by 2016.
Treasury Minister Eddie Teare and Chief Minister Allan Bell faced questions about the rates and the government’s work overhauling them in the House of Keys yesterday.
Mr Teare told MHKs the review would be completed between March next year and September 2016.
Speaking to Manx Radio after the sitting, he warned that probably won’t be the end of the debate about how fair the system is:
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