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1995 Monthly Income Tax Tables,
(Ministry of Finance, 1995-07) Tanzania, The United Republic
A Simplified Version of the Government Budget for the Financial Year 2023 - 2024
(Ministry of Finance, 2023-07-15) Tanzania, The United Republic
The Citizens’ Budget Booklet is a simplified version of the Government Budget in a sim- ple language that citizens and other stakeholders can easily understand. The booklet helps a citizen to fully understand the Government plans and budget for the current year and how the budget may address numerous challenges and promote transparency and responsibility in the management of public funds.
An Act to Amend the Anti-Money Laundering and Proceedings of Crime Act, No.10 of 2009
(2009) Tanzania, The United Republic
This Act may be cited as the Anti Money Laundering and proceeds of Crime (Amendment Act, 2022 and shall come into operation immediately after being assented by the President and published in the Gazette
The Airport Service Charge Act, Cap 365 R.E 2006
(Ministry of Finance and Planning, 30/06/2006) Tanzania, The United Republic
An Act to impose a Charge upon Passengers on embarking Aircraft at Airports
The Airport Service Charges Act, 1992
(Ministry of Finance and Planning, 1992) Tanzania, The United Republic
This edition of the Airport Service Charge Act, Cap. 365 incorporates all amendments up to 30th November, 2006 and is printed under the authority of Section 4 of the Laws Revision Act, Cap.4.
The Airport Service Charges Act, Chapter 365 Revised edition 2006
(Ministry of Finance, 2006) Tanzania, The United Republic
This edition of the Airport Service Charge Act, Cap. 365 incorporates all amendments up to 30th November, 2006 and is printed under the authority of Section 4 of the Laws Revision Act, Cap.4
Amendment of the Anti Money Laundering Regulations,2023
(Ministry of Finance, 2023) Tanzania, The United Republic
These regulations may be cited as the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations 2023 and shall be read as one with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations
AML CFT Risk Assessment Report Format Name of Reporting Person, 2021
(Ministry of Finance and Planning, 2021-09) Tanzania, The United Republic
"This AML/CFT Risk Assessment Report ("The Reprt" )" is issues in accordance with the provisions of the Anti- Money Laundering Act (cap.423) the AML/CFT Institutional Risk Assessment Guidelines issued by the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU).
AML Compliance Guide on Obligations of Designated Non-Financial Business and Profession,2023
(Ministry of Finance, 2023) Tanzania, The United Republic
In 2022, The United Republic of Tanzania amended its anti-money laundering related legislation to incorporate Risk Based Approach to AML/CFT/CFP measures. The two legislations defined the term reporting person to include DNFBPs.
AMLCFT Compliance Guide on Obligations of Designated Non- Financial Businesses and Profession (DNFBPs).
(Ministry of Finance , 2023-01) Tanzania, The United Republic
In 2022, The United Republic of Tanzania amended its anti-money laundering related legislation to incorporate Risk Based Approach to AML/CFT/CFP measures. The two legislations defined the term reporting person to include DNFBPs. Both the AMLA and AMLPOCA empowers the FIU and regulators of specific sectors/industry, to issue guidelines with respect to AML/CFT/CFT measures. This Guide is so issued for the guidance of persons and entities operating as DNFBPs in United Republic of Tanzania and Zanzibar. The definitions of the “reporting person” in the AMLA and AMLPOCA equally apply mutatis in this Guide.
Annex to the Budget Guideline 2014-2015
(Ministry of Finance and Planning, 2013-10) Tanzania, The United Republic
The trend of growth indicates that for the past 10 years, (2003 – 2012) there has been mixed growth in real GDP with an average 7.0 percent. The outturn of GDP growth for 2012 was 6.9 percent compared to 6.4 percent in 2011. The strong performance was reflected in communication (20.6 percent), financial intermediation (13.2 percent), manufacturing (8.2 percent), and construction (7.8 percent). The strong performance was attributed to: improved transport and communication infrastructures, industrial production and agricultural sectors.
Annex to the Budget Guideline 2015-2016
(Ministry of Finance and Planning, 2015-01) Tanzania, The United Republic
The Government through the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has updated the national GDP from 2001 base to 2007 consistent with the results of major household based surveys such as Household Budget Survey of 2007, Integrated Labour Force Survey 2006, Agriculture Sample Census 2007/08, Annual Industrial Surveys 2007 and Foreign Direct Investment Surveys 2007. Other data were sourced from administrative records which include imports and exports of goods and services, Government Finance Statistics and Value-Added Tax. In general, the national GDP need to be up dated overtime on the list of products in order to reflect reality in economic activities, as continuous developments and innovations lead to new products and activities to appear in the market while obsolescence causes old products to disappear from the market. New products resulting from changes in science and technology include money transaction using mobile phones, natural gas and art and entertainment.
Annexes to the Budget Guideline 2013-2014
(Ministry of Finance and Planning, 2012-12) Tanzania, The United Republic
This subsection reviews the macroeconomic performance and the annual development plan for the year 2011/12, which was the first year of implementing the Five Year Development Plan. The review on macroeconomic performance focuses on main macroeconomic indicators such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), inflation, revenue, expenditure, debts, external sector performance, money supply, interest rates and exchange rate. Meanwhile, the review of the Annual Development Plan focuses on priority sectors namely infrastructure (roads, transport, and energy), agriculture, industry (manufacturing and mining), tourism, and human capital development.
The Annual Borrowing Plan (2022/23), 2022
(Ministry of Finance, 2022) Tanzania, The United Republic
According to Section 25.1(a) of the Government Loans, Guarantees, and Grants Act, Cap. 134, the Government through the Ministry of Finance and Planning is required to prepare an Annual Borrowing Plans (ABP) and Medium-Term Debt Management Strategy (MTDS) in line with the overall fiscal framework. The ABP outlines how the Government plans to borrow and manage its debt to achieve a portfolio mix congruent to preferred costs and risks in a bid to meet financing needs as per the MTDS.
The Annual Borrowing Plan, 2023-2024
(Ministry of Finance, 2023-07) Tanzania, The United Republic
In accordance with Section 25.1(a) of the Government Loans, Guarantees, and Grants Act, Cap. 134, the Government through the Ministry of Finance is required to prepare an Annual Borrowing Plans (ABP) and Medium-Term Debt Management Strategy (MTDS) in line with the overall ﬁscal framework. The ABP outlines how the Government plans to borrow and manage its debt to achieve a portfolio mix consistent to preferred costs and risks in a bid to meet ﬁnancing needs as per the MTDS.
The Annual Borrowing Plan, 2024-2025
(Ministry of Finance, 2024-11) Tanzania, The United Republic
In Accordance with section 25.1(a) of the Government Loans, Guarantees, and Grants Act, Cap.134, the Government through the Ministry of Finance is required to prepare a Medium-Term Debt Management Strategy (MTDS) and an Annual Borrowing Plan(ABP) in line with the overall fiscal framework, The ABP is a structural plan that guides the debt management in operationalizing the provisions described in the borrowing strategy selected in the MTDS
Anti -Money Laundering (Ammendment),2012
(Ministry of Finance, 2012) Tanzania, The United Republic
An Act to make better provisions for the prevention and prohibition of money laundering, to provide for the disclosure of information on money laundering, to establish a Financial Intelligence Unit and the National Multi-Disciplinary Committee on Anti-Money Laundering, and to provide for matters connected thereto.
Anti-Money Laundering (Ammendment) Regulations,2019
(Ministry of Finance, 2019) Tanzania, The United Republic
These Regulations may be cited as the Anti-Money Laundering (Amendment) Regulations, 2019 and shall be read as one with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations 2012 hereinafter referred to as the principal Regulations.
The Anti-Money Laundering ACT CAP.423, R.E 2019
(Ministry of Finance and Planning, 30/11/2019) Tanzania, The United Republic
This Edition of the Anti-Money Laundering Act, Chapter 423, has been revised up to and including 30th November, 2019 and is printed under the authority of section 4 of the Laws Revision Act, Chapter 4.
The Anti-Money Laundering ACT CAP.423, R.E 2022
(Ministry of Finance and Planning, 22/06/2022) Tanzania, The United Republic
This Revised Edition of the Anti-Money Laundering Act, Chapter 423, has been revised up to and including 15th June, 2022 and is printed under the authority of section 4 of the Laws Revision Act, Chapter 4.