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These rules set out how tax issues are to be settled amicably.
These rules set the conditions and functioning for qualified professionals who represent taxpayers.
Tax Administration may stamp certain VAT invoices for special persons; suppliers must report those stamped invoice amounts as zero-rated sales in the month of issue.
This article states the Community Investment Code’s purpose: to set out the guarantees, rights, obligations, and advantages of mixed enterprises and Community enterprises, and the obligations of member States toward those enterprises.
Each State Party must not carry out nuclear weapon test explosions or any other nuclear explosions, and must prohibit, prevent, and refrain from helping them.
This provision ratifies the ITU Final Acts adopted in Guadalajara on 22 October 2010 and says they are fully effective.
Public power comes from the people of Rwanda, and no individual or group may take that power for themselves.
The Organization’s objective is to promote and accelerate industrial development in developing countries and to promote industrial development cooperation at global, regional, national, and sectoral levels.
This article says the Union covers a single postal territory, aims to improve postal services and international cooperation, and should help with postal technical assistance where possible.
This article creates the West Africa Rice Development Association (WARDA) and says it shall help member-state governments cooperate to improve rice production, quality, methods, controls, storage, processing, and marketing.
The World Health Organization’s objective is to help all peoples reach the highest possible level of health.
This article defines key terms used in the Constitutive Act.
This article defines “representative organisations” as the most representative employers’ and workers’ organisations that enjoy the right of freedom of association.
This article defines key terms used in the Convention.
The Convention applies to all branches of economic activity, with possible special rules for the armed forces, police, and public service under national laws, regulations, or practice.
This article defines several terms used in the Convention, including legislation, benefits, residence, death grant, refugee, and stateless person.
This article defines “labour administration” and “system of labour administration” for the Convention.
Rwanda accedes to the Convention on legalisation of foreign public documents, which then becomes fully effective.
This article defines discrimination in education and defines education for the Convention.
If a suspected offender is found in a State Party’s territory and is not extradited, the case must be sent to the competent authorities for prosecution.
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