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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
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
1 provisions
This Law replaces old currency with decimal currency in Jersey, sets rules for coinage and legal tender, and restricts melting or breaking metal coins.
Jersey
1 provisions
This law sets rules for distance sales of goods and services, including pre-contract information, cancellation rights, refunds, performance deadlines, and treatment of related credit agreements.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law sets out who gets a yearly Christmas bonus in Jersey, how much it is, how it is claimed and paid, and what offences apply for dishonest claims.
Jersey
2 provisions
This amendment law updates Jersey bankruptcy (désastre) rules and related company insolvency procedures.
Jersey
5 provisions
This part defines key data protection terms and sets core duties for data controllers, including complying with the data protection principles, registering before processing personal data, and handling certain individual access and objection requests.
Jersey
12 provisions
This provision defines key copyright terms such as author, broadcast, database, exclusive licence, and literary work.
Jersey
1 provisions
This amendment updates Jersey’s Proceeds of Crime Law by expanding and clarifying Schedule 2, and gives the Commission and Ministers powers to issue guidelines, make regulations, and set low-risk business and commencement details.
Jersey
12 provisions
This Order extends specified UK immigration-related Acts to Jersey, revokes earlier Jersey immigration orders, and lets the Minister set commencement and transitional provisions.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law lets the Minister for External Relations and the States make Orders or Regulations to implement EU provisions in Jersey, with some limits.
Jersey
5 provisions
This Order extends and adapts the Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006 for Jersey, adds consultation and registration requirements for Jersey-related instruments, and sets offences and penalties for certain wireless telegraphy breaches.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law lets eligible individuals apply for debt remission through an approved intermediary, with the Viscount deciding the application and later discharging qualifying debts if the moratorium ends.
Jersey
1 provisions
The Law requires duty-bearers to give due regard to children’s rights in specified decisions, prepare and publish impact assessments in some cases, and follow publication restrictions for sensitive information.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law prohibits unfair commercial practices by traders and creates offences, penalties, and enforcement powers for investigating and stopping them.
Jersey
1 provisions
This amendment law restructures Jersey’s statistics law, creates new governance bodies, and sets duties for the Chief Statistician, the Minister, the Statistics Council, and producers of tier 1 statistics.
Jersey
1 provisions
Scheduled public authorities must keep an information index and generally supply requested information, subject to exemptions, fees, vexatious/repeated-request rules, and time limits.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law updates Jersey’s company insolvency rules, mainly by adding an administration procedure and setting duties for administrators, companies, creditors, and the court.
Jersey
3 provisions
This part sets up Jersey’s gambling licensing system, bans unlicensed commercial gambling services, and lets the Commission impose conditions and fees.
Jersey
1 provisions
This Law sets rules for making, commencing, repealing, consolidating, revising, and publishing Jersey legislation, and gives the Principal Legislative Drafter and Law Revision Board related functions and powers.
Jersey
2 provisions
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.