Senior ministers will be lobbied to get their departments to work together to remove bureaucratic barriers hampering industries that have suffered as a result of the economic downturn.
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Tax disclosure move by G20 ‘will enhance Jersey’s reputation’
Over the weekend, the G20 group of finance ministers met in Australia and agreed to apply a new set of rules in relation to exchanging tax information between countries.
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Ozouf: JT delays in handling complaints are ‘unacceptable’
The telecoms firm receives an average of 1,200 billing queries a week – a figure which almost doubled in November and December after the States-owned company changed its payments scheme.
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We support UK’s new tax evasion crackdown, says minister
Senator Philip Ozouf said that tax evasion had been illegal in the Island for decades and Jersey had also been highly critical of those involved in aggressive tax avoidance schemes.
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Ozouf wields the axe again
Senator Philip Ozouf is to ask all departments to identify where they can make efficiencies between next year and 2020 to save the States a total of between £50m and £75m annually.
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Coming to a screen near you – the States in action
States Question Time round-up Members vote 31-13 for the live screening of sittings States approve open air weddings Call for work licences review IT may not break TV viewing records, but Islanders will be able to tune into States sittings in the future after Members agreed to pay for cameras to stream live footage from […]
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What a doodle says about you
In Monday’s JEP we analyse the doodles of four people, including Treasury Minister Philip Ozouf and Jersey Rugby Club head coach Harvey Biljon.
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Global funds firm’s move could boost jobs market
Apex Funds Services began trading this week with eight staff from offices in Union House, and said that it had plans to expand its local operation.
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Ozouf: JT delays in handling complaints are ‘unacceptable’
The telecoms firm receives an average of 1,200 billing queries a week – a figure which almost doubled in November and December after the States-owned company changed its payments scheme.
