This law governs the organization of pension schemes.

This Order determines the modalities for conducting inspections and investigations in the capital market.

This Order determines the organization, functioning and composition of the Capital Market Independent Review Panel.

This Law regulates capital market business activities in Rwanda as conducted by the following persons: brokers, dealers, sponsors, among others.

This law regulates the capital market in Rwanda and establishes mechanisms for controlling and supervising its activities to maintain proper standards of conduct and acceptable practices in capital markets.

This law governs the warehouse receipt system.

This 2017/18 Action Plan aims to accomplish significant progress on the priorities of the 2015/16-2017/18 RRA Strategic Plan in addition to achieving the revenue collection targets.

In FY 2018/19, this action plan states that RRA will focus on optimization of revenue collection from the current levels to enable the government to meet its economic and social obligations.

In FY 2019/20, this action plan states that RRA will focus on optimization of revenue collection from the current levels to enable the government to meet its economic and social obligations.

This Strategic Plan 2019/20-2023/24 is the first five year strategy developed by Rwanda Revenue Authority and is designed to contribute to delivering the National Strategy for Transformation (NST-1) priorities which require substantial financial resources. The plan sets ambitious targets for RRA, including increasing revenue collections year on year.

The purpose of this Law is to promote and facilitate investment in Rwanda.

The purpose of this Law is to promote and facilitate investment in Rwanda.

This Order ratifies the agreement signed in Kigali, Rwanda, on 08 August 2008, relating to the establishment of the African Legal Support Facility. The Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance and Economic Planning are entrusted with the implementation of the Order.

Rwanda sets ambitious investment targets in its vision 2020 and economic development and poverty reduction strategy (EDPRS) national plans. Mobilization of savings targeted to drive the highlighted investments is the goal of the national savings mobilization strategy. It classifies voluntary savings, involuntary savings, and forced savings (increased consumer prices and reduction in real consumption). It also classifies short, medium, long term, foreign, domestic, private, public, institutional, and individual levels of savings.

The program recognises the giant strides the government of Rwanda has attained in poverty reduction, building strong institutions, macroeconomic development, and social cohesion. It however points out the challenges regarding financial inclusion in the country, especially among youths and women. The program subsequently sets out to address this challenge by capacity building and training, in the line of financial literacy, and provision of financial access and enhancement opportunities.

The law deals with the mortgage system. It details rights to a mortgage, paying off a mortgage, obligations, conditions, and powers under a mortgage, as well as miscellaneous, transitional and final provisions.

The fiscal laws and regulations highlight Rwanda’s value-added tax (VAT) on supplies of domestic and imported goods and services.

The law sets out to modify and complement mortgages, as contained in the 2009 law relating to the property of a matrimonial home, mortgagee’s remedies in case of default of payment, mortgage sale, and other transitional provisions.

This is an Act covering matters related to bills of exchange, cheques and promissory notes such as capacity and authority of parties, duties of the holders, liabilities of parties, discharge of bills, cheques on a banker and promissory notes.