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Energy Sector Levies (Amendment) Act, 2021 (Act 1064)

The Minister must open and maintain two accounts: one for Energy Sector Recovery Levy money and one for Sanitation and Pollution Levy money. The Minister must submit an annual report to Parliament…

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“The Minister must open and maintain two accounts: one for Energy Sector Recovery Levy money and one for Sanitation and Pollution Levy money.”

The Minister must open and maintain two accounts: one for Energy Sector Recovery Levy money and one for Sanitation and Pollution Levy money. The Minister must submit an annual report to Parliament on management of the accounts established under sections 3, 4, 5, 5A and 5B. This amendment inserts a definition of “Feedstock” in section 8 of Act 899. This section adds two fuel levies with set rates and names the Ghana Revenue Authority as the collecting agency.

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Sections 5A and 5B inserted

The Minister must open and maintain two accounts: one for Energy Sector Recovery Levy money and one for Sanitation and Pollution Levy money.

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Section 6 of Act 899 amended

The Minister must submit an annual report to Parliament on management of the accounts established under sections 3, 4, 5, 5A and 5B.

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This section adds two fuel levies with set rates and names the Ghana Revenue Authority as the collecting agency.

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§ 1Sections 5A and 5B insertedAmendment

The Minister must open and maintain two accounts: one for Energy Sector Recovery Levy money and one for Sanitation and Pollution Levy money.

Section 1—Sections 5A and 5B inserted The Energy Sector Levies Act, 2015 (Act 899), referred to in this Act as the "principal enactment", is amended by the insertion after section 5, of "Energy Sector Recovery Account 5A. (1) There is imposed by this Act, an Energy Sector Recovery Levy. (2) The Minister shall cause to be opened and maintained the "Energy Sector Recovery Account" for the purpose of receiving moneys realised from the Energy Sector Recovery Levy. (3) Moneys in the Energy Sector Recovery Account shall be used to support the payment of (a) capacity charges in the energy sector; and (b) energy sector bills including support for Feedstock. Sanitation and Pollution Account 5B. (1) There is imposed by this Act, a Sanitation and Pollution Levy on specified petroleum products. (2) The Minister shall cause to be opened and maintained the "Sanitation and Pollution Account" for the purpose of receiving moneys realised from the Sanitation and Pollution Levy. (3) Moneys in the Sanitation and Pollution Account shall be used to (a) improve air quality in urban areas of the country and combat pollution; (b) design, construct and re-engineer solid and liquid waste treatment and disposal facilities including compost production facilities, recycling facilities, landfill sites, medical and other specialised waste treatment facilities; (c) construct sanitation facilities to accelerate the elimination of open defecation; (d) support disinfestation, disinfection and fumigation of public spaces, schools, lorry parks, health centres and markets; and (e) provide dedicated support for the maintenance and management of major landfill sites and other waste treatment plants and facilities across the country.
§ 2Section 6 of Act 899 amendedSubstitution

The Minister must submit an annual report to Parliament on management of the accounts established under sections 3, 4, 5, 5A and 5B.

Section 2—Section 6 of Act 899 amended The principal enactment is amended by the substitution for section 6, of "Management of account 6. The Minister shall submit to Parliament an annual report on the management of the accounts established under sections 3, 4, 5, 5A and 5B.".
§ 3Section 8 of Act 899 amendedAmendment

This amendment inserts a definition of “Feedstock” in section 8 of Act 899.

Section 3—Section 8 of Act 899 amended The principal enactment is amended in section 8 by the insertion after the definition for "Debt Recovery Levy" of ""Feedstock" means fuel utilised by a power plant to generate or produce energy;".
§ 4Section 4Amendment

This section adds two fuel levies with set rates and names the Ghana Revenue Authority as the collecting agency.

Section 4—First Schedule to Act 899 amended The principal enactment is amended in the First Schedule by the addition after the sixth row, of the seventh and eighth rows as follows: LEVY RATE PURPOSE COLLECTING AGENCY PAYMENT TO Energy Sector Recovery Levy Ghp 20 per litre on Petrol and Diesel Ghp18 per kg of LPG Support the payment of energy sector bills, capacity charges, and Feedstock Ghana Revenue Authority Energy Sector Recovery Account Sanitation and Pollution Levy Ghp10 per litre on Petrol and Diesel (a) Improve air quality in urban areas of the country and combat pollution, (b) design, construct and re-engineer solid and liquid waste treatment and disposal facilities, recycling facilities, landfill sites, medical and other specialised waste treatment facilities, (c) construct sanitation facilities to accelerate the elimination of open defecation, (d) support disinfestation, disinfection and fumigation of public spaces, schools, lorry parks, health centres and markets, and (e) provide dedicated support for the maintenance and management of major landfill sites and other waste treatment plants and facilities across the country. Ghana Revenue Authority Sanitation and Pollution Levy Date of Gazette Notification: 31st March, 2021.

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