The list below represents some items, which are free from the payment of customs duty by law under Chapter 84 and zero-rated from the payment of VAT under Schedule 1, Paragraph 9 of the VAT Act.
The investor can apply to the Commissioner General – GRA for waiver of VAT on these items at the time of import.
- Weighbridges (Scales) Silos (for Wet Paddy)
- Silos (for Tempering of Paddy) Silos (for Dried Paddy)
- Silos (for Paddy Husk for Burning)
- Lab. Cleaner
- Lab. Moisture Meter
- Lab. Sheller
- Lab. Polisher
- Cleaning Machine (Paddy Cleaner) Paddy Dryers & Furnace
- Paddy Sheller Separators Rice Polishers
- Rice Grading Machine Grain Colour Sorters Packaging Machines Balers
- Hysters – Telescopic
- Forklifts Loader Excavator Tractors
Schedule I
Zero-rated Supplies for Purposes of Section17 Amended by
- (O) 23 of 2006
- (O) 11 of 2008
- (O) 29 of 2008
- (O) 178 of 2012
- (O) 30 of 2014
- (O) 12 of 2015
- (O) 6 of 2016
- (O) 18 of 2016
- (O) 40 of 2017
- (O) 49 of 2018
1. In this Schedule–
“export country” means any country other than Guyana and includes a place which is not situated in Guyana, but does not include a specific country or territory that the President by proclamation in the Gazette designates as one that is not an export country; “exported from Guyana”, in relation to any movable goods supplied by a registered person under a sale or a credit agreement, means–
(a) consigned or delivered by the registered person to the recipient at an address in an export country as evidenced by documentary proof acceptable to the Commissioner; or
(b) delivered by the registered person to the owner or charterer of a foreign-going aircraft when such aircraft is going to a destination in an export country and such goods are for use or consumption in such aircraft, as the case may be; and “intellectual property rights” means a patent, design, trademark, copyright, know-how, confidential information, trade secret, or similar rights; Value-Added Tax Act, Act No. 10 of 2005Cap. 82:01
EXPORT OF GOODS
2. The following goods are zero-rated for the purposes of section 17 –
(a) a supply of goods in the course of repairing, renovating, modifying or treating goods including goods temporarily imported into Guyana under the exemptions under the Customs Act and the goods –
(i) are wrought into, affixed to, attached to, or otherwise form part of those other goods; or
(ii) being consumable goods, become unsalable or worthless as a direct result of being in that repair, renovation, modification or treatment process;
(b) a supply of goods under a rental agreement, charter party or agreement for chartering where the goods are used exclusively in an export country;
(c) a supply of goods where the Commissioner is satisfied that the goods have been exported from Guyana by the supplier;
(d) a supply of goods where the goods are not situated in Guyana at the time of supply and are not to be entered into Guyana for home consumption pursuant to the Customs Act by the supplier of the goods;
(e) a supply of goods where the supplier has entered the goods for export, pursuant to the Customs Act, and the goods have been exported from Guyana by the supplier; and (f) a supply of goods and services financed from proceeds of a donor agency.
EXPORT OF SERVICE
3. The following supplies are zero-rated for the purposes of section 17 –
(a) a supply of services directly in connection with land or any improvement to land situated outside Guyana;
(b) a supply of services directly in respect of –
(i) movable property situated outside Guyana
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(ii) goods temporarily imported into Guyana under the exemptions in the Customs Act;
(iii) a supply of goods referred to in paragraph(a) or (b) of the definition of “exported from Guyana”; or
(iv) the repair, maintenance, cleaning or reconditioning of a foreign-going aircraft or vessel.
(c) a supply of services directly to a non-resident person who is not a taxable person, otherwise than through an agent or other person –
(i) comprising the handling, pilotage, salvage, or towage of a foreign-going aircraft while situated in Guyana;
(ii) provided in connection with the operation or management of a foreign-going aircraft; or
(iii) comprising the storage, repair, maintenance, cleaning, management, or arranging the provision of a container temporarily imported under the Customs Act, or the arranging of services.
(d) a supply of services physically rendered elsewhere than in Guyana;
(e) a supply of services to a non-resident person who is not a taxable person comprising the arranging for the person of –
(i) a supply of goods referred to in paragraphs
(a) and (b) of the definition of “exported from Guyana”;
(ii) a supply of services for repair, maintenance, cleaning or re-conditioning of a foreign-going aircraft or vessel; or
(iii) the transport of goods including ancillary transport services within Guyana.
(f) a supply services to a non-resident person who is outside Guyana at the time the services are supplied, other than a supply of services –
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(i) comprising the refraining from undertaking any taxable activity in Guyana;
(ii) comprising the tolerating of another person undertaking any taxable activity in Guyana; (iii) directly in connection with immovable property situated in Guyana; or
(iv) directly in connection with movable property situated in Guyana at the time the services are supplied unless the movable property is exported from Guyana subsequent to the supply of services;
(g) a supply of services comprising –
(i) the filing, prosecution, granting, maintenance, transfer, assignment, licensing or enforcement of any intellectual property rights for the use outside Guyana;
(ii) incidental services necessary for the supply of services referred to in sub- paragraph (i); or
(iii) the acceptance by a person of an obligation to refrain from pursuing or exercising in whole or part any intellectual property rights for use outside Guyana. RAW MATERIALS AND PACKAGING MATERIALS4. The following supplies are zero-rated for the purposes of section 17 –
(a) raw materials to be used in the production of goods which will be subsequently exported by a taxable person who, to the satisfaction of the Commissioner, exports at least 50%(fifty percent) of all its products;
(b) packaging materials to be used in the production of goods which will be subsequently exported by a taxable person who, to the satisfaction of the Commissioner, exports at least 50%(fifty percent) of all its products;
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(c) raw materials and packaging materials to be used in the production of exempt goods to the satisfaction of the Commissioner; or
(d) all bio-degradable containers used in the packaging of food and beverages. 4A. Zero-rated for the purposes of section 17 is the importation of equipment and spares to be used in the production of exempt goods in the fishing industry, which goods will be subsequently exported by a taxable person who, to the satisfaction of the Commissioner, exports at least 50%(fifty percent) of all its products. INVESTMENT/LOCAL MANUFACTURING5. Zero-rated for the purposes of section 17 are –
(a) a supply by a registered person to another registered person of a taxable activity, or part of a taxable activity, as a going concern, provided a notice in writing signed by the transferor and transferee is furnished to the Commissioner within fifteen days after the supply takes place and such notice includes the details of the supply;
(b) goods and services under an investment agreement entered into on behalf of the Government with the taxable persons with a per unit price greater thanG$200,000;
(c) goods and services under any agreement, other than an investment agreement, entered into on behalf of the Government. MEDICAL SUPPLIES
6. The following medical supplies are zero-rated for the purposes of section 17 – (a) a supply of medicines and drugs of a kind available only by prescription;
(b) any of the following medicines for human use-
(i) analgesics in the form of liquids, tablets, capsules, or other solid dosage forms for oral or rectal use;
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(ii) cough and cold preparations in the form of liquids, tablets, capsules or other solid dosage forms for oral and nasal use;
(iii) antacids and anti-flatulants in the form of liquids, tablets, capsules and other solid dosage forms for oral use;
(iv) laxatives in the form of liquids, tablets, capsules or other solid dosage forms for oral or rectal use;
(v) anthelmintics in the form of liquids, tablets or capsules for oral use;
(vi) oral rehydration preparations in the form of salts or solution of W.H.O./Pharmacopoeia standards. (c) Diabetic –
(i) glucometers (glucose blood test machines), needles and glucose blood strips made for use with such machines;
(ii) insulin syringes with needles and devices for the administration of insulin. (d) spectacles prescribed by an optometrist in the treatment of the human eye and visual system;
(e) crutches.
UTILITIES
7. The following services are zero-rated for the purposes of section 17 –
(a) a supply of electricity for consumption, ten thousand dollars and below per month;
(b) a supply of water for consumption, one thousand five hundred dollars and below per month. Value-Added Tax Act, Act No. 10 of 2005 115(40 of 2017)
Schedule II
(O) 23 of 2006 (O) 18 of 2016 (O) 48 of 2018
Exempt Supplies for Purposes of Section181. In this Schedule–
“ancillary transport services” means stevedoring services, lashing and securing services, cargo inspection services, preparation of customs documentation, container handling services and storage of transported goods or goods to be transported; “export country” means any country other than Guyana and includes a place which is not situated in Guyana, but does not include a specific country or territory that the President by proclamation in the Gazette designates as one that is not an export country; “foreign-going aircraft” means an aircraft engaged in the transportation for reward of passengers or goods wholly or mainly on flights between a location or locations in Guyana and an airport or airports in export countries, or between airports in export countries; “international transport services” means –
(a) the services, other than ancillary transport services, of transporting passengers or goods by road, rail, water or air –
(i.) from a place outside Guyana to another; place outside Guyana where the transport or part of the transport is across the territory of Guyana;
(ii.) from a place outside Guyana to a place in Guyana; or (iii.) from place in Guyana to a place outside Guyana; Value-Added Tax Act, Act No. 10 of 2005
(b) the services of transporting passengers from a place in Guyana to another place in Guyana to the extent that transport is by aircraft and constitutes “international carriage” as defined in Article 3 of the Convention on International Civil Aviation;
(c) the services, including any ancillary transport services, of transporting goods from a place in Guyana to another place in Guyana to the extent that those services are supplied by the same supplier as part of the supply of services to which paragraph(a) applies; or
(d) the services of insuring or the arranging of the insurance or the arranging of the transport of passengers or goods to which paragraphs (a) to(c) apply.”
“residential dwelling” means a building, premises, structure, or any other place, or any part thereof, used predominantly as a place of residence or abode of a natural person or which is intended for use as a place of residence or abode of a natural person, together with any appurtenances belonging thereto and enjoyed therewith, but does not include a hotel, guest house, inn, or other establishment that in the usual course of business provides lodging primarily to guests whose typical stay is less than thirty days.
2. The following supplies are specified as exempt supplies for the purposes of section 18–
(a) a supply of financial services to the extent provided in regulations issued by the Minister; (b) a supply of international transport services;
(c) a supply of – kerosene oil; liquid propane gas; gasoline; and diesel.”
(d) a supply of–
(i) accommodation in a residential dwelling;
or
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(iii) leasehold land by way of lease (not being grant or sale of the lease of that land) to the extent that the subject land is used or is Tobe used for the principal purpose of accommodation in a residential dwelling erected or to be erected on that land; or
(e) a supply of any goods or services by the State, a local authority, or a charity where the consideration for the goods or services is nominal in amount or not intended to recover the cost of such goods or services. (f) a supply of all goods and services by budget agencies named in the Schedule to the Fiscal Management and Accountability Act 2003 and by state agencies that perform regulatory functions by statute; or
(g) a supply of locally mined raw gold or diamonds certified by the Guyana Gold Board, the Geology and Mines Commission or other approved authorized dealers in gold and diamond.
3. The following educational materials are exempt for the purposes of section 18 –
(a) printed books, including children’s picture books, children’s drawing books, children’s story books, coloring books, instructional newspapers and newsletters, textbooks, dictionaries, atlases, music manuscripts, recipe books, religious books, novels, exercise books, notebooks (spiral and composition), graph books and graph paper;
(b) educational charts, alphabetical charts, numbers charts, maps, globes;
(c) school supplies of student-use quality, including file paper (loose leaf ruled three-holed filler paper), crayons (wax and wooden), dividers and compasses for school use, erasers, chalk (white and colored), chalkboard erasers, hand held pencil sharpeners, simple protractors used by students, scientific calculators only, rulers, pencils, student’s
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(d) educational robot kits;
(e) a supply of locally produced school uniforms for the nursery, primary and secondary levels of education.
4. The following food items are exempt for the purposes of section 18 – (a) wheaten flour;
(b) raw brown rice, raw white rice and parboiled rice; (c) raw brown sugar;
(d) cooking oil – vegetable, corn and coconut oil;
(e) cow’s milk and milk powder, evaporated milk, liquid cow’s milk including Ultra High Temperature UHT) milk and fully and partially skimmed milk, powdered milk (skim and cream) but not including other milk such as flavored milk;
(f) baby formula; (g) baby cereal;
(h) fresh fruits, but not including apples, grapes, dates, prunes, peaches, plums, strawberries and other assorted berries;
(i) fresh vegetables, including onions, garlic, potatoes but not including olives, radishes, broccoli and cauliflower and similar assorted vegetables;
(j) dried split peas, pigeon peas (not including canned pigeon peas), dried kidney beans (not including canned kidney beans), dried chick peas (not including canned chick peas), dried black- eyed peas (not including canned black-eyed peas);
(k) unprocessed wheat;
(l) wheaten flour;
(m) barley flour;
(n) plantain flour;
(o) roti-mix;
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(p) self-rising flour;
(q) cassava bread;
(r) casreep;
(s) cheddar cheese but not including grated, powdered or single sliced cheese;
(t) farine;
(u) margarine;
(v) uncooked bird’s eggs;
(w) baking powder, including Champion, Lion and all other brands of baking powder;
(x) cooking salt such as Iodine, Dec, Kosher, black, table salt etc.;
(y) uncooked fresh, chilled or frozen chicken;
(z) baby chick and live chicken;
(aa) fresh, chilled or frozen pork, beef, shrimp, prawns, mutton; fresh, chilled or frozen fish, salted fish, but not including canned products.
5. The following consumer items are exempt for the purposes of section 18 – (a) diapers such as pampers for adults and babies;
(b) kerosene stoves;
(c) sanitary napkins or panty liners;
(d) toilet tissues in rolls;
(e) bleach;
(f) soap powder; (g) laundry soap; (h) matches; and (i) mosquito nets.
6. The following domestic services are exempt for the purposes of section 18 – (a) funeral services;
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(b) human remains.
7. The following agriculture items are exempt for the purposes of section 18 –
(a) paddy;
(b) vegetable seeds (used for garden purposes); (c) fertilizes;
(d) fish hooks, sheet lead, fishing floats, cotton and Styrofoam for use in the fishing industry; (e) harrows, cultivators, scarifiers, ploughs, weeders and hoes;
(f) ice for fishing purposes;
(g) knotted netting twine, cordage or rope made up of fishing nets and other made up nets, of textile materials;
(h) machinery used for preparing animal feeding stuffs;
(i) machinery, equipment or components used in the generation of renewable energy in the agriculture
sector using agricultural by-products. (j) a supply of poultry feed, cattle feed, pig feed, other animal feed, and ingredients of poultry and animal feed as determined by the Commissioner- General, but not including pet feed;
(k) hatching eggs;
(l) equipment and chemicals for water treatment and production plants; (m) pesticides.
8. Exempted for the purposes of section 18 are a supply of medical, dental, hospital, optical or paramedical services, other than veterinary services, and goods qualifying under tariff heading
90.21 in the First Schedule of the Customs Act, Cap2 82:01, and goods qualifying under tariff heading90.21 in the First Schedule of the Customs Act, Cap. 82.01.
9. Exempted for the purposes of section 18 are a supply of computers, including internal hardware devices, computer accessories, notebooks, laptops and ink-jet printers.
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10. The following supplies of import of motor vehicles are exempt for the purposes of section 18
–
(a) importation of motor vehicles that are at least 4 years and older from the date of manufacture except coaches and buses which transport more than 21 persons but not exceeding 29 persons;
(b) motor vehicles for persons qualifying for
exemption from customs duties under section 23 of the Customs Act;
(c) motor vehicles when imported by any diplomatic mission or consulate or diplomats accredited to Guyana – who qualify under the First Schedule, Part III B2 item 6 made under the Customs Act;
(d) all-terrain vehicles for use in the mining industry and by Toshaos from Amerindian communities, approved by the Commissioner;
(e) motor vehicles imported by or for the use of the President;
(f) motor vehicles imported by or for the use of the Prime Minister;
(g) total exemptions for vehicles for re-migrants, settlers and returning students shall be in accordance with the provisions of section 23 of the Customs Act, Cap. 82:01. (h) motor vehicles designed for use by differently-abled persons, or converted for use by such persons, subject to the satisfaction of the Commissioner, on the conditions that –
(i) the authority representing differently-abled persons certifies that the person and the motor vehicle are eligible; and
(ii) the motor vehicle cannot be transferred, leased or sold for a period of five years from the date of registration.
11. The following supplies of sports gear and sports equipment are exempt for the purposes of section 18 –
(a) a passenger vehicle as shown to the satisfaction of the Commissioner to have been won abroad, or bestowed as an honorary or prize to a sports personality; and
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(b) a supply of cup, medal, shield or similar trophy, which is shown to the satisfaction of the Commissioner not to be of general utility, not bearing any advertisement, not imported or stocked for the purpose of trade, imported for the purpose of bestowl as an honorary distinction or prize, either won abroad or awarded by a donor resident abroad.
12. (a) Exempted for the purposes of section 18 are a supply of machinery and equipment for obtaining, generating and utilizing electricity from renewable energy sources, including solar panels, solar lamps, deep-cycle batteries, solar generators, solar cookers, solar water heaters, (DC) solar refrigerators, direct current (DC) solar freezers, direct current (DC) solar air-conditioners, power inverters, water turbines, wind turbines, energy efficient lighting, including compact fluorescent lamps and light emitting diode (LED) lamps. (b) a supply of items including machinery and equipment for utilizing alternate energy technologies, renewable energy options such as gasifiers to use biomass, and harnessing renewable energy through wind, solar and water, as determined by the Commissioner.
13. The following supplies of transportation and travel are exempt for the purposes of section 18 –
(a) bicycles;
(b) river and land crossing services subject to the signing of an agreement between the provider of the service and the Government of Guyana;
(c) services of transporting passengers or goods by air from one place in Guyana to another place in Guyana subject to the signing of an agreement between the Government and the provider of the service for persons living in rural areas;
(d) boats used in rural and riverine areas designed for the transport of goods and persons not exceeding7.08 cubic metres (250 cubic feet), proven to the satisfaction of the Commissioner. (e) aircraft engines, main components and parts, as
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determined by the Commissioner.
14. The following are exempt for the purposes of section 18- (a) Deleted by Order No. 40 of 2017;
(b) coins, bank notes and other monetary instruments imported by or on behalf of the Government;
(c) importation of personal effects by re-migrants who qualify for exemption from customs duties under section 23 of the Customs Act;
(d) goods imported for non-commercial purposes and contained in a passenger’s baggage or imported in gift parcels sent by air or sea or by parcel post, of which the cost, insurance and freight (CIF) value does not exceed the Guyana dollar equivalent of US$200.00, subject to the provisions contained in Annex I of the First Schedule Part I of the Customs Act;
(e) a supply of goods and services to or use by persons qualifying under the First Schedule Part
III B(ii)
Item 44(i) and 44(ii) of the Customs Act;
(f) a supply of goods for use by persons qualifying under the First Schedule Part III B (ii) Item6 of the Customs Act.
15. Exempt for the purposes of section 18 are supplies of items, as approved by the Commissioner, (excluding motor vehicles and all-terrain vehicles), imported or acquired for
use by charitable organizations or non-governmental organizations or for free distribution to the less fortunate.
16. Exempt for the purposes of section 18 are supplies of goods that have been or will be re- imported into Guyana by the supplier.
17. (a) Exempt or the purposes of section 18 are supplies of
postal services rendered by the Guyana Post Office Corporation. (b) For the purpose of sub- paragraph (a), a supply of postal services means-
(i) sale of domestic and overseas postage stamps; commemorative stamps and revenue stamps;
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(ii) delivery of all types of mail but does not include packages;
(iii) delivery of all types of registered mail but does not include packages; (iv) delivery, tracking and tracing of mail utilizing the express mail service;
(v) the advice of delivery services rendered for domestic and overseas mail tracking.
18. (a) Exempt for the purposes of section 18 are supplies of Common User Terminal Equipment (CUTE) Fee, Airport Security Fee and Passenger Screening Fee.
(b) For the purpose of sub-paragraph (a), a supply of CUTE fee, airport security fee and passenger screening fee means-
(i) CUTE Fee – fees charged for using the Airport Check In Counters, Flight Information Display System, Conveyor System, and the Airline Check In Systems inclusive of the Boarding Gates; (ii) Airport Security Fee – fees charged for use of staff and equipment to screen passengers at all access control points and gates inclusive of the Hold Baggage Screening;
(iii) Passenger Screening Fee – fees charged for screening of all departing passengers at the main screening point of the airport.
19. Exempt for the purposes of section 18 are supplies of locally produced concrete blocks plywood, logs and lumber of a type and quality used in construction and housing or any other material which is proven to the satisfaction of the Commissioner-General to be similar.
20. Exempt for the purposes of section 18 are supplies of private educational services provided by private educational institutions.
21. Exempt for the purposes of section 18 are buses less than four years old used to transport more than 21 persons but not exceeding 29 persons.
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22. Exempt for the purposes of section 18 are supplies of complete housing units costing less than 6.5 million dollars and built by or on behalf of the Central Housing and Planning Authority or any other approved entity. 23. Smartphones and handsets with special applications and accessibility features for differently-abled persons, as certified by the authority representing differently-abled persons, proven to the satisfaction of the Commissioner. Schedule III Tax Invoices, Tax Credit Notes and Tax Debit Notes for Purposes of Sections 28 and 29
1. Except as the Commissioner may otherwise allow, a tax invoice as required by section 28(1) shall contain the following particulars–
(a) the words “tax invoice” in a prominent place;
(b) the name, address, and VAT registration number of the registered person making the supply; (c) for a supply to a registered recipient, the name, address, and VAT registration number of the recipient of the supply;
(d) the individualized serial number and the date on which the tax invoice is issued; (e) a description of the goods or services supplied;
(f) the quantity or volume of the goods or services supplied; and
(g) the total amount of the tax charged, the consideration for the supply, and the consideration including tax.
2. Except as the Commissioner may otherwise allow, a tax credit note as required by section
29(1) shall contain the following particulars–
(a) the words “tax credit note” in a prominent place;
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(c) the name, address, and VAT registration number of the recipient of the supply; (d) the date on which the tax credit note was issued;
(e) the value of the supply shown on the tax invoice, the correct amount of the value of the supply, the difference between those two amounts, and the tax charged that relates to that difference;
(f) a brief explanation of the circumstances giving rise to the issuing of the tax credit note; and
(g) information sufficient to identify the taxable supply to which the tax credit note relates. (O)18 of 2016
3. Except as the Commissioner may otherwise allow, a tax debit note as required by section
29(3) shall contain the following particulars–
(a) the words “tax debit note” in a prominent place;
(b) the name, address, and VAT registration number of the registered person making the supply; (c) the name, address, and VAT registration number of the recipient of the supply;
(d) the date on which the tax debit note was issued;
(e) the value of the supply shown on the tax invoice, the correct amount of the value of the supply, the difference between those two amounts, and the tax that relates to that difference;
(f) a brief explanation of the circumstances giving rise to the issuing of the tax debit note; and (g) information sufficient to identify the taxable supply to which the tax debit note relates. Value-Added Tax Act, Act No. 10 of 2005
Schedule IV(O)18 of 2016 Registration Threshold, Interest Rates and Other Amounts for Purposes of Sections 11, 27, 28, 35, 36, and 37
1. For purposes of section 11(1)(a) and (b), the registration threshold amount is the amount determined in regulations made under this Act subject to an affirmative resolution of the National Assembly. 2. For purposes of section 27(1), the interest rate is two percent per month or part thereof. 3. For purposes of section 28(2), the amount is ten thousand dollars. 4. For purposes of section 35(7), the amount is twenty thousand dollars. 5. For purposes of section 36(1), the interest rate is one percent simple interest per month or part thereof.
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Provisions relating to Entertainment Tax (Duty) in Tax Act, Cap. 80:01
Provisions relating to Telephone Tax in Tax Act, Cap. 80:01
Provisions relating to Purchase Tax in Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Act, Cap. 51:02
