Middle Belt Development Authority Act, 2017 (Act 962)
This section establishes the Middle Belt Development Authority as a body corporate with perpetual succession.
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This section establishes the Middle Belt Development Authority as a body corporate with perpetual succession.
This section amends the Act’s long title by replacing it with a new long title.
This section establishes the Minerals Income Investment Fund as a body corporate with corporate powers.
This amendment changes how the Minerals Income Investment Fund handles minerals income, transfers some mineral interests with ministerial consent, and routes money through the Minerals Income Holding Account.
All minerals in their natural state in specified areas of Ghana belong to the Republic and are vested in the President in trust for the people of Ghana.
Specified ministries, departments, and agencies must retain the percentage of revenues and other moneys set out in the First Schedule, subject to the Financial Administration Act, 2003.
The Act establishes the Narcotics Control Commission as a body corporate, and the Commission may handle property and related contracts to perform its functions.
This section creates the National Accreditation Board and sets out who sits on it and who appoints or nominates its members.
This section establishes the National Ambulance Service as a body corporate and gives it permission to handle property and contracts for its functions.
The National Blood Service is established as a body corporate, and it may manage property and enter related transactions for its functions.
This section creates the National Board for Professional and Technician Examinations (“the Board”) and gives it corporate status and certain powers.
This section establishes the National Commission for Civic Education, called “the Commission.”
This section establishes the National Commission on Small Arms and Light Weapons and gives it corporate capacity.
This section establishes the National Communications Authority as a body corporate.
This section creates the National Council for Tertiary Education, also called the Council.
The National Development Planning Commission is the national coordinating body for the decentralised development planning system, and it may issue legislative instruments and guidelines for that system.
This section establishes the National Development Planning Commission, called “the Commission” in the Act.
Section 4 is amended so the levy applies to profits before tax for the 2013 to 2019 years of assessment.
Section 4 is amended so the Levy is payable on profits before tax for the 2013–2024 years of assessment.
Section 47 is amended so that the levy is not subject to input tax deduction, and goods subject to the Value Added Tax Flat Rate are not subject to the levy.
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