This Act outlines the necessary provision for the conversion of any existing currency of any existing in Nigeria by the Central Bank including powers to fix exchange rates and other related matters.

This Act is a decree by the Military government amending the Board of Custom and Excise Act of 1992.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Board of Custom and Excise for the regulation of Custom and Excise in Nigeria including the function of the Board, management, and other connected matters.

This Act is an amendment of the Central Bank of Nigeria Act of 1991. The Amendment provides for the reconstitution of the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

This is Act outlines the required provisions on Companies Income Tax including the imposition of tax and profit chargeable, ascertainment of profits, appeals, tax repayment and other general provisions.

This is an Act amending the Central Bank of Nigeria Act of 1991. The main amendment includes (a) increase in penalties for offences in the Act, and (b) the powers of the Central Bank of Nigeria to establish a Credit Bureau.

This Act is an amendment of the Companies Income Tax Act of 1997 and 1961.

This is an Act amending the Central Bank of Nigeria Act of 1991. The amendment covers the responsibilities of the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

This Act makes provision for the establishment of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria with the responsibilities of setting the standards of knowledge and skills to be attained by individual who wants to be a member. The Act also outlines the guidelines for the management of the Institute, membership, functions and professional discipline of members.

This Act makes provision for the establishment of the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria with the responsibilities of setting the standards of knowledge and skills to be attained by individual who wants to be a member. The Act also outlines the guidelines for the management of the Institute, membership, functions and professional discipline of members.

These regulations were formulated from the public finance management Act, 2012. The document outlines the application of regulations to corporate management, fiscal strategy, macroeconomic framework, budget preparation, budget execution, management of revenue and other receipts, management of funds and donations, treasury and cash management, public management, state corporation and the composition of the intergovernmental budget and economic council.

This is the revised public finance management regulations 2016. It guides the conduct of the business and affairs of the board.

This is an Act of Parliament stating the provisions regulating pensions, gratuities, and other allowances in respect of the public service in Kenya.

This is an Act of Parliament to allow for the increase of certain pensions payable in respect of public service in Kenya.

Estimates of recurrent and development expenditure of National Government for the year ending 30th June 2016

Consolidated financial statements for the county government for the year ended 30th June 2016. The document contains commentary on the consolidated financial statements, statement of responsibility, information on consolidated statement of receipts and payments for the year, consolidated statement of financial assets, summary of funds movements per vote and significant accounting policies.

This is an Act of Parliament stating the salaries and allowances for the Speaker, the Deputy Speaker and Members of the National Assembly, and for the Vice-President and other Ministers, and for Assistant Ministers in Kenya.

This is an Act of Parliament to provide for the imposition of duties, fees, and levies on imported or exported goods and other related purposes.

The public finance management regulations are based on the Public Finance Management Act, 2015

This is an Act of Parliament specifying the legal framework to facilitate and support the development of an efficient and globally competitive financial services sector that generates high levels of national savings and investments through the establishment of the Nairobi International Financial Centre.