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The referendum on the Constitution is held the same way in the country and abroad, and every Rwandan who meets the legal requirements has the right to vote.
Rwandans who meet the legal requirements have the right to vote in the constitutional referendum.
This article says the law sets out the Chancellery’s responsibilities, structure, and functioning, and names it “the Chancellery” in this law.
This Law applies to ceremonies commemorating the Genocide against the Tutsi and to the organization and management of memorial sites for that genocide.
This provision says the law covers direct taxes on income and sets out personal income tax, corporate income tax, and withholding taxes.
This provision repeals article 50 of Law No. 25/2005 on tax procedures.
This provision says the law governs court procedure for civil, commercial, labour, and administrative cases, and for other cases when no special procedure applies. A court must not accept a claim if the claimant lacks standing, interest, or capacity to sue.
This law governs results-based performance management in branches of government.
This article defines key customs terms used by the law and its implementing rules.
This provision says the law governs civil, commercial, labour, and administrative procedure, and also applies to other cases when no other specific law covers the procedure.
This provision says the law governs how the City of Kigali is organised and how it functions.
This article establishes Military Medical Insurance (MMI) and says it provides medical care in Rwanda only to armed forces and other insured persons.
This article exempts listed imported goods and services from VAT, mainly for persons with an investment certificate, with some exemptions also available to all investors.
This article is titled as an income tax exemption provision.
IT, communications, and information equipment listed in Annex B is exempt from VAT.
This provision says the law establishes the National Cyber Security Authority and sets out its mission, organisation, and functioning.
This provision states that the law is about preserving cultural heritage and traditional knowledge.
This provision says the law establishes a special tax on gaming activities.
This article says the law is meant to govern investigation and prosecution of acts that violate penal law, and it applies before Rwandan courts dealing with criminal matters.
This provision establishes RICA and says the law sets out its mission, organization, and functioning.
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