First Nations Fiscal Management Act (S.C. 2005, c. 9). | Land Portal

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The present Act establishes four institutions: the First Nations Tax Commission (FNTC), the First Nations Finance Authority (FNFA), the First Nations Financial Management Board (FNFMB) and the First Nations Statistical Institute.By opting to be added to the Schedule of the present Act, First Nations are able to access various tools and services offered by these institutions. Some First Nations will be implementing a real property tax regime with the support of the afore-mentioned Commission, seeking approval of its Financial Administration Law and working towards financial certification with the said Board; and, accessing long-term pooled borrowing otherwise unavailable to First Nations, through the Statistical Institute. The text consists of 155 sections divided into 8 Parts and 1 Schedule.

Implemented by: First Nations Assessment Appeal Regulations (SOR/2007-241). (2016-04-01)
Implemented by: First Nations Assessment Inspection Regulations (SOR/2007-242). (2016-04-01)

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