Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Tax administration, corporate taxation, duties, reporting, and statutory liabilities. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
411 matching statutes
Canada — Alberta
3 provisions
This regulation sets up and administers pension plans for provincial judges and applications judges, including contribution rules, benefit rules, funding rules, and information-sharing powers.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This Act limits provincial laws that would let the Crown take permanent title to someone else’s personal property unless compensation is provided, subject to stated exceptions.
Canada — Alberta
4 provisions
This provision establishes the Alberta Independent System Operator, sets its governance and duties, and gives it rule-making, operational, and reporting responsibilities for the electricity market and power pool.
Canada — Alberta
4 provisions
Auditors must promptly report certain adverse changes to the credit union and Minister, and the credit union must give the Minister joint venture or partnership financial statements within 3 months after each fiscal year end.
Canada — Alberta
7 provisions
This regulation sets detailed rules for capacity assessments, guardianship and trusteeship procedures, registry handling, court applications, and related duties for health care providers, trustees, the Minister, the Public Guardian, and others.
Canada — Alberta
5 provisions
This part sets out Alberta irrigation district structure, powers, agreements, and approval rules for certain district actions.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets rules for collecting, remitting, recording, invoicing, refunding, and enforcing the tourism levy.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This Act sets rules for Alberta local government funding agreements, including who can receive funding, how amounts are calculated, reporting and repayment requirements, and the Minister’s powers to adjust or reallocate funding.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation defines key terms, sets a $5,000 application fee for the Act, expires on June 30, 2027, and starts when the Financial Innovation Act comes into force.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This regulation creates and modifies rules for the City of Calgary, including budgeting, assessment, off-site levies, climate plans, and several city-by-law powers and limits.
Canada — Alberta
2 provisions
This regulation sets out how the City of Edmonton may and must act on charter, assessment, taxation, planning, off-site levy, and climate-plan matters.
Canada — Alberta
1 provisions
This regulation sets eligibility criteria and key definitions for the Attraction Bonus Program.