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Ministère de l'Économie et des Finances d'Haïti

Issues the instrument

Haiti's finance ministry, and one of only two Haitian state hosts that answered a request from here. It serves issues of Le Moniteur as PDFs from its own storage, including the Décret du 29 septembre 2005 relatif à l'impôt sur le revenu (Spécial No. 10 of 5 October 2005) and the Code Fiscal of 20 January 2023 (Spécial No. 3). What is quoted from it is the gazette's own artefact rather than a reproduction.

An instrument published here takes legal effect on publication. This is where the law becomes the law.

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Cannot be cited for

Its files are scans. The 2005 income tax decree carries an embedded text layer that is a machine recognition - it prints "Article S.-" for article 5 and "IMP6T" for impôt - and that reading stops inside article 126 although the decree runs further, so nothing it serves can support a claim about what an instrument does not contain. The Code Fiscal of 2023 is worse: 244 pages whose only machine-readable text is the watermark "ne pas reproduire", so not one of its articles can be quoted or even listed. It is not a consolidator and publishes no index: a file is found by knowing its storage path, so the absence of an instrument here is never evidence that it does not exist.

Re-check every

90 days

Publication rhythm

Posts gazette issues and ministry documents irregularly, with no announced schedule.

Re-check triggers

any amendment to the income tax decree of 29 September 2005 · a readable edition of the Code Fiscal of 20 January 2023 appearing anywhere · a change to the Haitian fiscal year or to the tax clearance required for a residence permit renewal

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