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This Act lets the Minister of Finance, Economic Planning, Trade and Investment authorise spending from the Consolidated Fund in 2026 up to R 11,842,682,521 for the Republic’s services.
This Bill changes company law rules on name reservation, registered offices, annual returns, annual fees, and company secretary residency.
This Bill creates a standard scale of fines for offences and lets the President amend that scale by regulation.
The Bill extends when the Commission’s mandate ends and validates Commission actions or decisions taken between 9 August 2022 and commencement.
This bill amends several Seychelles laws, repeals some Acts, changes penalties and appointment rules, allows non-resident citizens to get a national ID card, and lets certain ID information be shared for law enforcement or government administration purposes.
This Bill changes the terrorism law by defining “immediately” as instantly and no later than 24 hours, and by expanding regulation-making powers and penalties for breaches of regulations.
This bill updates section 61(5) of the Business Tax Act to replace references to the Seychelles Civil Aviation Authority/Civil Aviation Authority with the Seychelles Airports Authority.
This Bill requires the Minister to set up a Gazette website and have Gazette publications published there in digital form, free of charge.
This Bill revises several Seychelles laws, creates a Law Revision Advisory Committee, updates official oaths and definitions, allows special revision dates, repeals the Ministers (Number) Decree, and increases some penalties.
This bill sets special rules for 2022 thirteenth month pay, including how employers calculate it, when they must pay full salary-based amounts, and when the payment is tax-exempt.
This Act lets the Minister of Finance, National Planning and Trade authorise payments from the Consolidated Fund for 2024 up to R10,640,628,966, to be spent according to the Schedule.
This Bill amends Seychelles business tax rules for non-monetary employee benefits, non-deductible taxes, transfer pricing self-assessment, and software-related tax rates and amortisation.
This Bill expands beneficial ownership obligations to cover certain foreign partnerships and updates related definitions.
This provision amends the existing proceeds-of-crime law and says commencement will be set by the Minister by notice in the Gazette.
This Bill repeals the Seychelles Tourism Board Act and dissolves the Board, while moving its functions, employees, assets, liabilities, contracts, and related rights and obligations to the Government of Seychelles.
The amendment lets trustees request relevant trust information from other trustees, including beneficial ownership information, and requires trustees to comply within any timeframe set in the request.
This bill changes citizenship rules, including who may be granted citizenship, the conditions for surviving spouses, and how the citizenship register must be kept and published.
This bill amends the VAT Act, including VAT registration rules, registration cancellation and deferral powers, and a new requirement for taxable persons to complete a VAT input tax credit form when the amount is at least SCR50,000 per transaction.
This Bill amends Seychelles’ cybercrime law by updating definitions and expanding offences, penalties, and investigation powers for computer-related conduct.
This bill proposes changes to the Seychelles Constitution, including amendments about presidential term limits, ministerial appointments, electoral areas, and related constitutional clarifications.
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