Jersey
Rates (Jersey) Law 2005
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This Part sets out how parishes keep rates lists, assess land, approve rates, collect payments, and handle appeals and offences.
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Jersey
2 provisions
This Part sets out how parishes keep rates lists, assess land, approve rates, collect payments, and handle appeals and offences.
Jersey
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This law continues some fiscal laws, sets 1994 income tax and duty rates, exempts certain training grants from tax, and updates sample-taking powers for fuel checks.
Jersey
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This law sets Jersey’s 2026 standard income tax rate at 20 pence in the pound and updates several tax, excise, GST, and revenue administration rules.
Jersey
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This part sets rules for Jersey public finances, including government plans, fund controls, borrowing, lending, investments, reporting, and information duties.
Jersey
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This Part sets liability, insurance, compensation, and contribution rules for oil pollution from ships, including offences and penalties for non-compliance.
Jersey
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This segment sets up the Jersey Resolution Authority, defines key terms, sets who the Law applies to, and lets the Authority raise an annual administration levy from Jersey banks.
Jersey
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This amendment lets the Minister make Orders about accounting and audit matters for registered persons, on the Commission’s recommendation.
Jersey
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This Law transfers Jersey Mutual Insurance Society’s undertaking to Jersey Mutual Insurance Society Limited at commencement and carries over related rights, obligations, contracts, records, and regulatory powers.
Jersey
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This Law requires certain Jersey resident partnerships carrying on relevant activities to meet an economic substance test and provide information to the Comptroller, with penalties for failure.
Jersey
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This amendment law updates Jersey banking rules on registration, conditions, notices, directions, appeals, codes of practice, public statements, investigations, and transfer of deposit-taking business.
Jersey
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This provision mainly defines terms used throughout the Air Navigation (Jersey) Law 2014.
Jersey
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This Law sets the 2005 income tax standard rate, increases excise duty on tobacco, and changes several stamp duty fee rules and thresholds.
Jersey
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This law imposes multinational corporate income tax on Jersey constituent entities of chargeable MNE groups and sets registration, return, payment, interest, and penalty rules.
Jersey
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This Law sets up deferred prosecution agreements for specified offences, with self-reporting, court approval, compliance monitoring, and possible discontinuance of proceedings after expiry.
Jersey
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This Order sets Jersey-specific air navigation rules, including aircraft registration, airworthiness, crew licensing, air traffic control, aerodrome licensing, and DCA permissions for several activities.
Jersey
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This Law lets the Minister issue directions to relevant persons about dealing with designated persons connected to money laundering or weapons development risks, and it creates related licensing, disclosure, review, and offence rules.
Jersey
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This amendment law expands Jersey’s smoking rules to cover tobacco use, tobacco advertising and promotion, vending machines, notices, inspections, and offences.
Jersey
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This Law abolishes the legal status of illegitimacy in Jersey and makes related changes to succession, birth registration, and connected enactments.
Jersey
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This Law lets the States make Regulations about aquatic resources, creates offences for breaching them, gives officers enforcement powers, and sets rules for licences, seizures, appeals, and penalties.
Jersey
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This amending law changes the Jersey GST law, including invoice rules, international services entity treatment, group registration, notices, hearing rights, fees, and the Comptroller’s powers.