Tolls Act, 2011
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This section says the Act may be cited as the Tourism Act.
This Order may be cited by the short title given in the section.
This section gives the Act its short title and says it starts on a date the Minister appoints by statutory instrument.
This section says the Act may be cited as the Tourism and Hospitality Act, 2015, and starts on a date appointed by the Minister by statutory instrument.
This section gives the Act’s short title: the Town and Country Planning Act.
This provision gives the Order its short citation name.
This provision adds two definitions to section 2: “Higher Education Authority” and “Zambia Qualifications Authority.”
Section 2 is an interpretation heading for Part II of the Zambia Institute of Planners.
The excerpt begins a statutory instrument for the Urban and Regional Planning (Administration of Planning Appeals Tribunal) Regulations, 2025 and includes notices unrelated to the regulations.
These regulations create planning appeals tribunals for the listed provinces and may be cited by the given title.
This section says the Act may be cited as the Urban and Regional Planning Act, 2015.
A supplier may claim input tax only if, when lodging the return, the supplier holds one of the specified tax documents; otherwise the supplier commits an offence.
A taxable supplier who files a return but does not pay the tax on time must pay additional tax. In some cases, the additional tax may be remitted in whole or in part.
This section changes the definition of “supplier” so it now includes a person, corporation, partnership, joint venture, or organisation that supplies goods.
This Act amends the Value Added Tax Act and changes rules about taxable supplies and interest remission.
The Commissioner-General may give any of their functions under the Act to another consenting person, and that person must perform them under the Commissioner-General’s direction.
This section says the Act is the Value Added Tax (Amendment) Act, 2002, is to be read with the Value Added Tax Act, and starts on 1 April 2002.
A qualifying government agency must claim a refund of input tax from the ministry responsible for finance.
This provision gives the short title of the Act and says it is to be read together with the Value Added Tax Act; it also states that it comes into operation on 7th February 2004.
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