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Immigration and Asylum (Jersey) Order 2012
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This Order amends three earlier Jersey immigration and asylum instruments and says it comes into force the day after Royal Court registration.
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This Order amends three earlier Jersey immigration and asylum instruments and says it comes into force the day after Royal Court registration.
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This law amends Jersey import duties rules, including duty-setting powers, customs valuation, origin rules, and a penalty for non-compliance with valuation regulations.
Jersey
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This amendment law updates the Income Support (Jersey) Law 2007, adds definitions, and gives the Minister new powers and duties around assessments, care-package approvals, and appeal procedures.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes parts of the Income Support (Jersey) Law 2007, including day care accreditation, work requirements for some claimants, suspension/withholding of payments, and referral of legal questions to the Royal Court.
Jersey
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This Law sets up Jersey income support for eligible households, gives the Minister powers to make and recover payments, and creates offences for false or withheld information.
Jersey
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This law adds Jersey rules for double taxation relief, tax credits, order-making powers, and dividend payment statements, and it sets a fine for companies that do not comply with the new statement rule.
Jersey
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This amendment repeals Article 26 of the Income Tax (Jersey) Law 1961 and lets a person ask in writing for notices or forms to be sent to their appointed agent.
Jersey
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This law changes Jersey income tax rules by adding a widow-status rule, allowing certain approved subscription payments to be deducted, and giving an appeal route against Comptroller decisions.
Jersey
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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.
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This law changes several tax appeal procedures and increases some penalty amounts to standard scale levels.
Jersey
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This amendment changes Jersey income tax rules for spouses, pension drawdown arrangements, and benefits in kind.
Jersey
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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
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This amendment law changes parts of Jersey income tax law, including retirement annuity contract approval, instalment recovery timing, late-filing rules, and the appointment/removal of the Comptroller.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes Jersey income tax rules, including reduced allowances and reliefs, new exemption thresholds, a marginal tax rate rule, and later repeal/replacement of several provisions.
Jersey
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This amendment changes when a company is treated as resident in Jersey for income tax purposes.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes Jersey income tax rules for trades, companies, property development, and non-resident rental income.
Jersey
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This amendment law changes Jersey income tax rules, including reporting duties, company tax rules, dividend deductions, group relief, and deemed dividend/shareholder loan provisions.
Jersey
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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
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This amendment lowers a repayment interest rate from 0.3% to 0.03%, lets the Minister change that rate by Order, and updates how certain tax and GST debts are paid in bankruptcy situations.
Jersey
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This amendment changes how certain bank levy repayments are taxed and allows banks to deduct levy payments as expenses.