The Ethiopian Federal Government Procurement and Property Administration Proclamation No. 649/2009 establishes a comprehensive framework for the procurement of goods, services, and works, as well as the administration of public property by federal government bodies. It mandates principles such as value for money, non-discrimination, transparency, and fairness in procurement processes. The proclamation also outlines provisions for fixed assets, disposal of public property, and public-private partnerships (PPPs), detailing the responsibilities and risks assumed by private sector concessionaires. Special considerations for national security or defense and inter-public body contracts are also addressed, ensuring that procurement and property administration serve the interests of economy and efficiency.

These Regulations complement the applicable statutory provisions and replace all prior rules in respect of deductions at source other than Pay-As-You-Earn tax. It simplifies areas of complexities, and reduces the rates of deduction for industries with low margins. The Regulations are expected to promote the ease of tax compliance and administration, reduce arbitrage between corporate and non-corporate business structures, reflect emerging issues and adopt global best practices.

This is an Act to make revisions and supplementary provisions for the services of Sierra Leone for the year 2020

This Act makes provisions for the prudent, efficient, effective, and transparent management and utilization of public financial resources.

This Act was introduced to repeal and replace the National Revenue Authority Act, 2002. The purpose is to ensure the continued existence of the National Revenue Authority as a central body responsible for assessing and collecting taxes and specified revenues. The Act also provides for the administration and enforcement of specified revenue laws. Additionally, it covers other matters related to the functions and responsibilities of the National Revenue Authority.

This Act was introduced to ensure the continuation of the Sierra Leone Insurance Commission and to regulate the insurance industry in Sierra Leone.

These regulations apply to media practitioners and institutions in Sierra Leone. The main objectives of the media practitioners in Sierra Leone are to support national development initiatives, promote national dialogue and facilitate access to information.

This Act provides for the amendment of the laws relating to the imposition and alteration of taxes, duties, rates, and fees and provide for the financial proposals and other related financial matter.

This Act provides for the imposition and alteration of taxes, to implement the financial proposals of the Government for the fiscal year 2021.

This Act was enacted to continue the existence of the Bank of Sierra Leone and define its roles as a banker, adviser, and fiscal agent in supporting the general economic policies of the Government of Sierra Leone. It also aims to ensure price stability and a stable financial system. This Act further provides for the formulation and implementation of monetary policy, financial regulations, and prudent standards. It also addresses other related matters pertaining to the functions and responsibilities of the Bank of Sierra Leone.

This Act authorizes expenditure from Sierra Leone’s consolidated Fund for the services of Sierra Leone for the year 2024 and other related matters.

This Act authorizes expenditure from Sierra Leone’s consolidated Fund for the services of Sierra Leone for the year 2023 and other related matters.

This Act authorizes expenditure from Sierra Leone’s consolidated Fund for the services of Sierra Leone for the year 2022 and other related matters.

This Act authorizes the use of funds from Sierra Leone’s Consolidated Fund for the services of Sierra Leone for the year 2021. It also addresses other matters related to expenditure and financial management.

The National Financial Inclusion Strategy II (2024-2028) outlines strategic objectives aimed at achieving its vision. These objectives include ensuring universal access to affordable and regular usage of various financial products and services, improving the quality of financial products and services, enhancing the financial health and capability of individuals and businesses, strengthening consumer protection measures to promote fairness and transparency by financial service providers, and expanding the financial ecosystem to support sustainable development of the financial sector.

This MTEF/FSP provides details of the historical performance of Budget forecasts for the macroeconomic aggregates of real and nominal GDP, as well as for estimates of government revenues & expenditure. The Fiscal Strategy Paper also presents a number of economic forecasts/projections and key underlying assumptions as well as the Government’s medium-term outlook.

This is an Act of Parliament to amend the laws relating to various taxes and duties and related matters. The provisions in the Finance Act are geared toward supporting the government’s revenue targets in the 2023 government budget.

The Central Bank of Nigeria developed these Guidelines to ensure that participants in contactless payments implement appropriate risk management processes and measures while adhering to the best relevant standards. This is a step to further standardize operations in the payments system, encourage the deployment of innovative products, and maintain financial system stability.

This Central Bank of Nigeria Customer Due Diligence Regulations, 2023 was issued to assist financial institutions with implementation and compliance with provisions of relevant laws and regulations relating to customer due diligence.

This is an Act to amend the relevant tax, excises and duty statutes in line with the macroeconomic policy reforms of the Federal Government.