Uganda Act or statute

Parliament of Uganda

Tax Exemption (Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces, Uganda Police Force and Uganda Prisons Service) Act

"Minister" means the Minister responsible for finance. The Minister may, by statutory order, exempt members of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces, the Uganda Police Force or the Uganda Prisons Service from paying any…

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“"Minister" means the Minister responsible for finance.”

"Minister" means the Minister responsible for finance. The Minister may, by statutory order, exempt members of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces, the Uganda Police Force or the Uganda Prisons Service from paying any territorial tax.

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2. Power to exempt from certain taxes

The Minister may, by statutory order, exempt members of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces, the Uganda Police Force or the Uganda Prisons Service from paying any territorial tax.

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§ 11. InterpretationInterpretation

"Minister" means the Minister responsible for finance.

Section 1. Interpretation Section " Minister " means the Minister responsible for finance;
§ 22. Power to exempt from certain taxesProvision

The Minister may, by statutory order, exempt members of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces, the Uganda Police Force or the Uganda Prisons Service from paying any territorial tax.

Section 2. Power to exempt from certain taxes Section 2(1) The Minister , whenever he or she thinks fit, may by statutory order exempt any member of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces, the Uganda Police Force or of the Uganda Prisons Service from the payment of any territorial tax ; and any such order shall have effect notwithstanding the provisions of any law to the contrary. Section 2(2) An exemption conferred by an order made under this section shall have effect for the period specified in the order or, where no period is so specified, until the order is revoked. Section 2(3) An order made under this section may be given retrospective effect to any date not earlier than the 1st January, 1963.

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