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Jersey's goods and services tax to rise to 5% in June
People living in Jersey will have to pay more for a range of goods after politicians approved an increase in the goods and services tax (GST).
Islanders are charged GST on most items such as newspapers, food and petrol and a proposal to exempt food and fuel was rejected on Thursday.
Politicians approved the budget put forward by the Treasury and Resources Minister Senator Philip Ozouf.
The 3% tax, which was introduced in May 2008, will rise to 5% in June 2011.
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