Amendment to National Service proclamation
Proclamation No. 71/1995
Proclamation to Amend the National Service Proclamation
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Partial Cancellation of Rehabilitation Tax
Proclamation 66/1994
Proclamation to Partially Repeal Proclamation 17/199, Proclamation to Determine the Collection of Rehabilitation Tax for the Benefit of Disabled Fighters, Needy Families of Disabled Fighters, Martyrs' Families and Communities Affected by Natural Disaster
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Activities of Non Government Organizationss
Proclamation 61/1994
Proclamation to Regulate Activities of NGOs, 61/1994
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Amendement to Rehabilitation Tax Proclamation
Proclamation 54/1994
Proclamation to Amend Proclamation 17/1991, Proclamation to Determine the Collection of Rehabilitation Tax for the Benefit of Disabled Fighters, Martyrs' Families and Communities Affected by Natural Disasters
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Amount and Payment of Interest
Proclamation 51/1994
Proclamation to Determine the Amount and Payment of Interest
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Martyrs' Benefits Proclamation
Proclamation 48/1994
Proclamation to Govern the Distribution of Martyrs' Benefit and Determine its Administration
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Amendement to Rental Tax Proclamation
Proclamation No. 43/1993
Proclamation to Amend Proclamation 173/1996, Proclamation to Abolish Tax from House Rent and Regulate Income Tax
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Amendement to Rent and Tenancy Relationship
Proclamation No. 39/1993
Proclamation Issued to Amend Proclamation No. 27/1992, Proclamation to Regulate Rate of Rent and Tenancy Relationship
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Tenancy Administration
Proclamation No. 38/1993
Proclamation to Establish Provisional House Leasing Administration Office and to Regulate Tenancy Relationship
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UnLicensed Businesses
Proclamation 31/1993
Proclamation to Punish those Involved in Unlicensed Business
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