Isle of Man Finance

Welcome to the website of Isle of Man Finance.

Isle of Man's Global Financial Response

Isle of Man Finance is a division of the Treasury that works in close partnership with the Island's financial services industry and is committed to promoting and enhancing the Island's reputation as a well respected international business centre and as an established platform for business success and prosperity. The website provides information, help and support for anyone wishing to learn more about the wide range of financial services operating on the Isle of Man and the reasons why the Isle of Man is a leading jusrisdiction for international business development.

The Isle of Man Government has welcomed the Island’s inclusion on the OECD 'list’ of countries complying with the global standard for tax co-operation and exchange of information. The list, produced following the G20 summit in London, places the Isle of Man in the top tier of jurisdictions – along with nations such as the UK, USA, Germany, France, Sweden and Ireland and recognises that we have ‘substantially implemented the internationally agreed tax standard.’ The list confirms the Island's position amongst the most responsible and co-operative countries of the world.

The Isle of Man has always supported an objective, global approach to this issue and Inclusion on the list represents a major endorsement of the Island's long-term strategy of positive engagement with the OECD. This can only reinforce the Island’s reputation and confidence in our future as an international business centre of quality. The Isle of Man is at the forefront of small nations in delivering on that commitment which has been undertake over the past seven years by signing 14 tax information exchange agreements, more than any of our counterparts, including 12 of these agreements with OECD countries including the UK, France and Germany and will continue to develop TIEA's with other nations.

We invite you to view our eBook publication which provides comprehensive coverage of the impact of recent regulatory and legislative changes and traces the development of the Islands financial sector.