Lobby group says it's following the law
The Manx Taxpayers' Alliance has defended the anonymity of its supporters saying it is following the law.
The group was founded in 2021 and says it 'fights for the interests' of mainstream Manx taxpayers.
Questions about how the party is funded, and who supports it, have existed since it was formed.
Spokesman Michael Josem was questioned on the point during Manx Radio's Agenda programme this week.
He says the group is obliged to keep the names secret:
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