They voted to amend the Income Tax Law to remove a provision which meant that investors in Jersey companies paid tax on company profits, but non-resident shareholders did not.

As a result of the scrapping of the so-called deemed distribution provision, the Island will lose an estimated £10 million in tax revenue.

The proposition was tabled by Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf, who said that he was confident the amended law would find support in Europe.

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