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Tax administration, corporate taxation, duties, reporting, and statutory liabilities. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
179 matching statutes
Jersey
1 provisions
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
1 provisions
This Law amends Jersey social security and income tax law to create late-payment surcharges, notice and appeal steps, and related administrative powers.
Jersey
2 provisions
This amendment law adds employer and building-contractor tax registration, withholding, reporting, and monthly remittance rules, plus a late-payment surcharge and some housing-consent tax provisions.
Jersey
1 provisions
This amendment law changes the Income Tax (Jersey) Law 1961, lets the Comptroller disclose information to the Employment and Social Security Department for approved purposes, and changes how certain lease-related payments are treated as rent.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law continues certain listed fiscal laws in force until 31 December 1960, sets the 1960 income tax standard rate at four shillings in the pound, and changes several income tax deduction amounts.
Jersey
1 provisions
This amendment Law changes Jersey income tax rules for pensions, exemption amounts, penalties, child day care relief, an electronic filing tax credit, and certain deductions.
Jersey
2 provisions
This part sets the 2018 Jersey income tax standard rate at 20 pence in the pound and makes related changes to income tax, GST, customs, stamp duties, and pension rules.
Jersey
1 provisions
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
5 provisions
This law imposes GST on taxable supplies in Jersey and on imports, sets the general rate at 3%, and creates registration, representative, public-sector, exemption, and offence rules.
Jersey
1 provisions
This amendment inserts rules for incorporated and separate limited partnerships in Jersey income tax law and requires the relevant general partner to provide a profits-or-gains statement when asked by notice.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law keeps listed fiscal laws in force until 31 December 1957 and sets income tax for 1957 at four shillings in the pound.
Jersey
2 provisions
This Part sets the 2023 standard income tax rate at 20 pence in the pound and makes several tax, partnership, stamp duty, and excise changes.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law amends Jersey income tax rules, including child care relief, termination payment exemptions, pension deduction limits, and tax deduction handling for some social security benefits.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law sets Jersey’s 2024 standard income tax rate at 20 pence in the pound and amends multiple tax and fee rules, including registration deadlines, appeal settlement rules, disclosure controls, excise duty rates, and property transaction fee bands.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law sets Jersey’s 2025 standard income tax rate at 20 pence in the pound and amends several tax, GST, customs, stamp duty, land transaction, and revenue administration rules.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Budget Law sets Jersey’s 2022 income tax standard rate and updates income tax, excise duty, GST, and related rules.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law sets the 2013 Jersey income tax standard rate at 20 pence in the pound and updates several tax, excise, and stamp duty amounts and dates.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law keeps certain fiscal laws in force, extends half of the spirituous-liquor duties for 10 more years, and sets the 1955 standard income tax rate at four shillings in the pound.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law continues certain expiring fiscal laws, sets the 1951 standard income tax rate for Jersey, and adds rules for tax relief where a return contained an error or mistake.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law continues certain fiscal laws, sets the 1967 standard income tax rate, and changes deductions for widowers, widows, and some other taxpayers with qualifying children or household arrangements.