An Act to amend the Customs and Excise Act. Section 93(2) is amended by the insertion of the words “and a licence to manufacture non-alcoholic beverages shall entitle the licensee to manufacture all types of non-alcoholic beverages” immediately after the words “by-products of hydrocarbon oils”.

An Act to amend the Income Tax Act. Section 82A (1)(b) of the principal Act is amended by the insertion of the words “ other than the interest payable to a bank or financial institution licensed under the Banking and Financial Services Act, 2017 ” immediately after the word “ Republic.”

An Act to authorise supplementary expenditure from the general revenues of the Republic of monies required for the services of the Republic during the financial year ending 31st December 2016, not exceeding in the aggregate three billion, nine hundred and forty-nine million, six hundred and forty-four thousand and eight hundred and fifteen Kwacha.

An Act to amend the Property Transfer Tax Act.

An Act to amend the Value Added Tax Act. The Act provides some new definitions in section 8. It emphasizes that Tax is payable on the provision of electronic service in the Republic where that service is performed, undertaken, or utilized in the Republic or the benefit of the supply is for a recipient in the Republic regardless of whether the provider of the service has a place of business in the Republic or the service is paid for outside the Republic.

This document makes provision for a refund of the whole excise duty paid shall be granted on ethyl alcohol if such ethyl alcohol is used solely for the manufacture of sanitisers.

An Act to authorise supplementary expenditure from the Consolidated Fund required for the services of the Republic during the financial year ending 31st December, 2019, not exceeding in aggregate one billion, one hundred and seventy-five million, seven hundred and sixty-two thousand, seven hundred, and fifty-six Kwacha.

This handbook outlines the roles and responsibilities of different players in the planning and budgeting process.

This document details the budget formulation, execution and implementation.

An Act to provide for the regulation of credit reporting agencies by the Bank of Zambia; the licensing of credit reporting agencies; the establishment of a Credit Registry; the governance and management of credit reporting agencies; the protection of data subjects; information sharing and reporting to enable assessment of the creditworthiness of a data subject; and matters connected with, or incidental to, the foregoing.

An Act to provide for the administration and management of the Compensation Fund established under the Constitution; establish the Compensation Fund Committee and provide for its composition and functions; provide for the accounting and audit of the Fund, and provide for related matters.

The Strategy focuses on Zambia becoming an industrialized nation with a diversified, innovative and globally competitive industrial base, which contributes to sustainable growth and employment creation.

An Act to amend the Income Tax Act.

An Act to amend the Value Added Tax Act.

The Public Investment Management (PIM) Guidelines is developed to facilitate efficient and effective coordination and management of the PIMS. These guidelines provide for the coverage, tools, methodologies and institutional arrangements of the PIMS. It provides for the coverage, tools, methodologies and institutional arrangements of the PIMS.

An Act to amend the Customs and Excise Act.

This document is divided into five parts. The first part outlines the government’s macroeconomic objectives for the medium-term. The second part contains the government’s proposals on the allocation of resources by expenditure type, and the third part shows expenditures by functional classification. Summary of the Central Government Operations is contained in part four. The last part contains the conclusion.

Zambia’s vision is to have a robust and world class financial sector that supports the country’s development aspirations. Therefore, this policy will provide a holistic framework for the development of the financial sector.

This document is divided into seven parts. The first part outlines the government’s macroeconomic objectives for the medium-term 2008-2010. The second part contains the government’s proposals on the allocation of resources by expenditure type, and the third part shows expenditures by economic classification. The fourth part outlines total expenditure by functional classification. Summary of the Central Government Operations is contained in part five. The sixth part contains the conclusion and the last part contains appendices.

This document is divided into six chapters. The first chapter introduces the medium-term development goals and priorities. Chapter two discusses the macroeconomic overview. Chapter three outlines the fiscal strategy and forecast. Chapter four details revenue mobilization, chapter five outlines the expenditure policy and strategy and the last chapter discusses the functional spending priorities and allocations.