A review of universal welfare benefits enjoyed by Manx residents is on the way, as the govenment seeks to save around £80 million from next year's budget.
Fees could also be imposed for services which are currently free, from a sewage charge to an end to free parking.
And government has set a target for a 10 per cent reduction in total staffing costs, to save around £31 million.
The plan, issued by Chief Minister Tony Brown, is in response to the severe squeeze on budgets after the UK re-wrote its VAT sharing arrangement with the Isle of Man.
It will also include a huge efficiency drive, aimed at finding savings while safeguarding esential services.
Mr Brown says the Island faces a new economic reality.
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