LAW N° 20/2007 OF 07/06/2007 MODIFYING AND COMPLEMENTING THE LAW Nº 26/2006 OF 27/05/2006 DETERMINING AND ESTABLISHING CONSUMPTION TAX ON SOME IMPORTED AND LOCALLY MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS | 20/2007 OF 07/06/2007 — Rwanda law | Esheria

LAW N° 20/2007 OF 07/06/2007 MODIFYING AND COMPLEMENTING THE LAW Nº 26/2006 OF 27/05/2006 DETERMINING AND ESTABLISHING CONSUMPTION TAX ON SOME IMPORTED AND LOCALLY MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS

This text says the African Youth Charter is approved and ratified, and it also states that several rules are meant to implement tax and customs-related laws.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
20/2007 OF 07/06/2007
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
mul
Updated
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This text says the African Youth Charter is approved and ratified, and it also states that several rules are meant to implement tax and customs-related laws. The article sets consumption tax rates for listed products, including drinks, fuel, vehicles, milk powder, and telephone communications. This article abrogates earlier conflicting rules, assigns implementation duties to named ministers, and requires taxpayers with annual turnover of 20,000,000 RWF or more to attach specified documents to their declaration. The law takes effect when it is published in the Official Gazette, and earlier rules that conflict with it are repealed. This article says who may sign a tax return, how informal partnerships must register, and that the Commissioner can allow other goods for pre-clearance.