Is the Isle of Man a country? Does it belong to Britain after all?

The Isle of Man is not a country, but a maritime island between England and Ireland, and it is a royal dependency of Britain. Sovereignty belongs to Britain.

Isle of Man content introduction:

Isle of Man is an ocean island between England and Ireland, a British royal territory and one of the three British royal territories. The island's self-government has a long history. They had their own parliament in the 10 century, with Douglas as the capital.

The Isle of Man is an autonomous region independent of Britain. It has its own income tax, import tax and consumption tax services. It has always been a low-tax area independent of Britain. Low corporate tax and personal tax, as well as no inheritance tax, make this area a world-famous international offshore business center.