The Companies Bill 2013 consolidates and updates the Companies Acts 1931-2004. The Bill considers and includes all 1931 Act companies. It ensures that the legislation is consolidated and easily accessible in a single, central piece of legislation.

The draft bill can be reviewed via the hyperlink below, please be advise it is 9.32mb therfore may take a few minutes to load:

The standalone Foreign Companies Bill 2013 will replace Part XI of the Companies Act 1931

Considerable efforts have been made to simplify the requirements of the legislation and to reduce the amount of red tape and bureaucracy. More onerous provisions have been retained where necessary or in the case of public companies.

A Table of Derivations has been prepared to assist Consultees.

The draft Bills can be viewed via the hyperlink below. Please be advised that the Companies Bill 2013 is 9.32mb and therefore may take a few minutes to load.

The Companies Bill 2013 consolidates and updates the Companies Acts 1931-2004. The Bill considers and includes all 1931 Act companies. It ensures that the legislation is consolidated and easily accessible in a single, central piece of legislation.

The standalone Foreign Companies Bill 2013 will replace Part XI of the Companies Act 1931

Considerable efforts have been made to simplify the requirements of the legislation and to reduce the amount of red tape and bureaucracy. More onerous provisions have been retained where necessary or in the case of public companies.

A Table of Derivations has been prepared to assist Consultees.

The draft Bills can be viewed via the hyperlink below. Please be advised that the Companies Bill 2013 is 9.32mb and therefore may take a few minutes to load.

This consultation sets out a proposed amendment to the fee payable to the Isle of Man Office of Fair Trading (‘the Office’) for the registration of a moneylender under the Moneylenders Act 1991.

The fee shall be such an amount as is prescribed by Order under the Fees and Duties Act 1989 and is subject to approval by Tynwald.

This consultation paper sets out proposed increases to the fees payable to the Isle of Man Office of Fair Trading for the issuing of Non-Resident Traders licences. The fees shall be such amounts as are prescribed by regulations made under the Non-Resident Traders Act 1983.

The revised fees will come into effect on 1st August 2013 if approved by Tynwald.

The Department proposes to introduce regulations requiring flats and houses in multiple occupation (HMOs) to be registered with the local authority and regulations controlling the standards of amenity within both types of accommodation. An Order setting out the definition of what constitutes an HMO is also proposed.