Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Tax administration, corporate taxation, duties, reporting, and statutory liabilities. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
425 matching statutes
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation amalgamates Elkhorn, Wallace, and Woodworth into the Rural Municipality of Wallace – Woodworth and sets transitional rules for council, elections, employees, taxes, and the Elkhorn local urban district.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets park-related fees and charges, and requires affected permit holders, lessees, owners and occupiers to pay the amounts set out here.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation amalgamates the former municipality and village into the Municipality of Oakland - Wawanesa and sets transitional rules for council, staff, meetings, and tax rates.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation amalgamates the Rural Municipality of McCreary and the Village of McCreary into the Municipality of McCreary and sets transition rules for elections, council meetings, staff, by-laws, and tax rates.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation amalgamates three municipalities into the Municipality of Russell – Binscarth and sets out the first council, election rules, transitional powers, employee continuity, and tax rate authorization.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation amalgamates Treherne and South Norfolk into the Municipality of Norfolk Treherne and sets transition rules for council, meetings, staff, and taxes.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets pension, RRSP, retirement benefit, and grant rules for child care centre and child care home licence holders.
Canada — Manitoba
7 provisions
This regulation sets rules for pension plan registration, administration, funding, and reporting.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation amalgamates two rural municipalities into the Rural Municipality of Lakeshore and sets out the first council, transition rules, meeting timing, employee continuation, and temporary tax-rate powers.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
The Act requires people and municipalities to destroy or control noxious weeds, restricts moving contaminated machinery, and gives inspectors and ministers enforcement powers.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets who can get the 55 Plus income supplement, how eligibility and payment amounts are calculated, when payments start and stop, and how applicants can appeal decisions.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets reporting, recordkeeping, licensing, mandate, and penalty rules for fuel suppliers and denatured ethanol licence holders.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act gives the minister powers to levy and apportion municipal charges, send annual statements, collect unpaid sums, and make related agreements.
Canada — Manitoba
3 provisions
This part sets core financial administration rules for Manitoba’s government, including who controls public money, how it is deposited and spent, and what reporting and approval steps apply.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation amalgamates Bifrost and Riverton into a new municipality, sets the first council and election rules, continues employees, limits old councils’ powers, and authorizes different tax rates for certain years.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets Crown royalty rules for oil and gas production, including how royalties are calculated, who must pay, when payment is due, and when certain wells or captured gas are exempt.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation sets eligibility rules and payment calculations for disability and shelter supports, including required applications, assessments, reporting duties, and financial-resource exemptions.
Canada — Manitoba
6 provisions
An insured must pay debts owed to the corporation when due, and the corporation may suspend or cancel certificates or refuse renewals/acceptance of premiums if those debts are unpaid.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This regulation excludes the industries, employers, and workers listed in Schedule A from Part I of the Act, with two stated exceptions.
Canada — Manitoba
1 provisions
This Act requires parties to court proceedings to pay prescribed fees, says where those fees must be paid, and allows unpaid fees to be recovered. It also lets the Lieutenant Governor in Council make related regulations.