This Act makes provision for the alteration of the financial year and for the appointment of the new period of 1st January to 31st December as being the financial year.

This Act makes provisions for the forfeiture of certain properties of a Director of the Special Structures Company Limited which properties were purchased from the proceeds of loan granted to the Company and which had already been settled by the Kaduna State Government.

This Act makes provision for the dissolution of three companies in which Mr Solomon Nagaty or Davis of America had interest and the forfeiture of their properties to the Federal Government of Nigeria.

This is an Act empowering the consular officers of foreign States which have an agreement with the Federal Republic of Nigeria to provide for the remission of taxes and other similar charges in order based on the agreement and for matters other connected matters.

This Act outlines the provisions for the establishment of the Federal Savings Bank to provide a ready means for the deposit of savings and encourage savings in Nigeria. The Act specifies the functions of the bank, management of the bank, powers of the bank to make regulations, settlement of disputes and other general matters.

This is an Act to regulate the taxation of incomes of persons other than companies and for connected purposes.

This is an Act to establish a National Provident Fund and to provide for contributions and payment of sundry benefits and other related matters.

This is an Act to make provisions for all instruments relating to any lease, license, permit granted to any person in connection with the petroleum industry in Nigeria.

This is an Act to authorize citizens of Nigeria, persons resident in Nigeria, corporate bodies in Nigeria, diplomats, foreign diplomatic missions and international organizations to import foreign currency and deposit same in a designated local bank account maintained in an approved foreign currency.

This Act makes special penal provisions concerning acts subversive of the exchange control legislation in force in the country. Stiff penalties are prescribed and exceptions are made for the constitution of special tribunals for the trial of offenders under the Act.

This is an Act to authorize the raising of development loans from abroad.

This Act amends the Education Tax Act 1993 to provide, among other things, for the reconstitution of the Board of Trustees.

The primary objective of monetary policy in 2004/2005 is the maintenance of price and exchange rate stability and also the maintenance of a single-digit inflation rate during the period, through effective control of the growth of monetary aggregates.

This policy discusses the constraints and opportunities of the cooperatives sector in Nigeria. It aims to assist Nigerians in building a very strong, autonomous, operationally independent and economically viable cooperative sector that could compete effectively in the private sector of the nation’s economy. It also highlights the specific economic sector policies to boost the sector.

This is an Act to establish the Utilities Charges Commission.

This is an Act to enable Nigeria to become a member of the International Monetary Fund, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the International Finance Corporation and the International Development Association.

This Act imposes an education tax on companies registered in Nigeria and establishes an Education Fund into which the tax collected shall be paid. It also establishes a Board of Trustees to manage and administer the Fund for disbursement to Federal, State and Local Government educational institutions, including secondary and primary schools, for the restoration, rehabilitation and consolidation of education in Nigeria.

This law provides a list of properties to be given to the secretary of the government of the federation or any person acting on his behalf.

This is an Act to authorize the Central Bank to issue treasury certificates and matters ancillary thereto.

This Act repeals the Exchange Control Act.