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Review: Budget 2019

Committee/Panel: Corporate Services Panel
Launch Date: 23 October 2018
Review Status: Report published
Review Report: Report - Draft Budget Statement 2019 - 3 December 2018.pdf

About

A review of the 2019 Draft Budget Statement (the “Budget”), published by Deputy Susie Pinel Minister for Treasury and Resources.

A full copy of the Budget can be found on the States Assembly website by clicking here. It is due to be debated by the States Assembly on 4 December 2018.

We reviewed the proposals put forward by the Minister for Treasury and Resources in the Budget, including in relation to personal tax, stamp duty and alcohol, tobacco and fuel duties.

We received submissions from key stakeholders and members of the public. These are published below.

Our report was published on 3rd December 2018. We also published an amendment to the budget in relation to Stamp Duty bands and rates.

All written submissions are uploaded to the States Assembly website. This does not suggest a panel’s endorsement or otherwise of the content. The views of a Scrutiny panel in respect of the evidence received are reflected in the panel’s final report.
In accordance with the Data Protection (Jersey) Law 2018, any evidence received under a confidential or private agreement will not be made public. Please contact us if you would like to make a confidential submission.


Terms of reference

  1. To consider the proposals of the Minister for Treasury and Resources in the Draft 2019 Budget Statement in respect of:

    • Personal Tax

    • Stamp duties

    • Business Tax

    • Impôts Duty

    • VED Proposals

    • Any other tax proposals as set out in the Draft Budget Statement 2019

  2. To consider the Capital Programme for 2019-2020, as presented in the Draft Budget Statement.

  3. To evaluate the proposed central growth allocation for 2019.

  4. To evaluate proposals in relation to the States Reserves and any transfers either to or from Reserves.

  5. To consider proposed legislative changes arising from the Draft Budget Statement.

  6. To consider the financial forecasts and economic implication of the Minister's proposals in the Draft 2019 Budget Statement, including the potential impact of Brexit on the economy.