Jersey
Income Tax (Amendment No. 37) (Jersey) Law 2011
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This Law amends the Jersey income tax law on statements, returns, tax collection, non-resident landlords, pensions, deemed dividends, full attribution, and hydrocarbon oil profits.
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Jersey
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This Law amends the Jersey income tax law on statements, returns, tax collection, non-resident landlords, pensions, deemed dividends, full attribution, and hydrocarbon oil profits.
Jersey
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This Part sets up supervision and registration rules for certain businesses, including who supervises them, how registration works, and penalties for unregistered activity.
Jersey
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This law sets Jersey’s 2017 income tax rate and updates several tax, fee, pension, disclosure, and excise rules.
Jersey
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This amendment creates a certificate regime for certain unclassified funds, adds notification rules for changes in controllers and key persons, and gives the Commission powers to object, impose conditions, cancel certificates, and prosecute breaches.
Jersey
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Insurance business in Jersey generally needs a permit, and permit holders must follow application, renewal, reporting, audit, notice, and solvency-related requirements.
Jersey
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This law changes the corporation tax amounts in Article 3 for certain companies and repeals one paragraph of that article.
Jersey
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This Law transfers Westpac (Jersey) customer accounts and related securities to Ansbacher (Jersey) Limited on the appointed day, and sets out related registration and commencement steps.
Jersey
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The law sets up a Panel for takeover and merger matters, gives it rule-making and information powers, and restricts disclosure of protected information.
Jersey
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This Part sets up Ports of Jersey Ltd, requires licences for most port operations, and gives the JCRA and Minister regulatory powers.
Jersey
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This amendment law updates some definitions in the Banking Business (Jersey) Law 1991 and creates offences for knowingly or recklessly giving false or misleading information in certain banking-law contexts.
Jersey
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This Law controls the sale and consumption of intoxicating liquor in Jersey and sets licence categories, application rules, operating conditions, offences, and penalties.
Jersey
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This Law amends several Jersey financial laws and regulations, mainly expanding the Commission’s information-gathering powers and adding/adjusting rules for auditors, approved professionals, and related reporting.
Jersey
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This part defines key terms and sets rules for police stop-and-search powers, search records, and vehicle checks.
Jersey
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This Part sets the 2019 Jersey standard income tax rate and updates many income tax, payroll, pension, and GST return rules, penalties, deadlines, and exemptions.
Jersey
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This Law sets up the States of Jersey Fire Service, gives the Committee control over its administration, and creates rules for fire powers, water supply, hydrants, offences, and penalties.
Jersey
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This part sets up Jersey’s gambling licensing system, bans unlicensed commercial gambling services, and lets the Commission impose conditions and fees.
Jersey
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This Law amends several Jersey financial services laws, expanding disclosure, enforcement, and court intervention powers and adding reporting duties and offences.
Jersey
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This amendment law updates the Financial Services (Jersey) Law 1998, adds general insurance mediation rules, and starts on the seventh day after registration.
Jersey
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This Part sets rules for road works and related road events, including permits, safety duties, urgent work notices, and penalties for non-compliance.
Jersey
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This segment gives Jersey financial regulators powers to require information, documents, verification, answers, and reports, to enter premises, and to enforce noncompliance with offences and penalties.