2014-10-08
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The Governor of the Bank of Angola issued Notice No. 07/2014 to regulate foreign currency sales by national concessionaires, investors, and oil operators under the legal framework governing the petroleum sector. The notice mandates that foreign currency for tax payments and resident supplier settlements be sold to the Bank of Angola at the published primary market reference rate, with specific settlement timelines and reporting obligations. Transitional provisions allow existing tripartite contracts to remain valid under defined exchange rate spreads, with violations subject to penalties under the Foreign Exchange Law.
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Published in the Official Gazette, First Series, No. 186, of October 8
NOTICE No. 07/2014
SUBJECT: SALE OF FOREIGN CURRENCY
Given the need to define the applicable regulation for foreign exchange operations provided for in Law No. 02/12 of January 13, Law on the Foreign Exchange Regime Applicable to the Petroleum Sector;
In the exercise of the competence attributed to me under the combined provisions of Article 3 of Law 05/97 of June 27, Foreign Exchange Law, Article 22 of Law 02/12 of January 13, Law on the Foreign Exchange Regime Applicable to the Petroleum Sector, and Articles 17 and 40 of Law No. 16/10 of July 15, Law of the Bank of Angola;
I DETERMINE:
Article 1.
(Object)
This Notice establishes the procedures to be adopted by the National Concessionaire, national and foreign investor companies, and oil operators, including companies that are part of the Angola LNG Project, in their foreign currency sale operations.
Article 2.
(Sale of Foreign Currency for Payment of Tax Liabilities and Other Tax Obligations to the State)
CONTINUATION OF NOTICE No. 07/2014 Page 2 of 6
Article 3.
(Sale of Foreign Currency for Making Payments to Foreign Exchange Residents)
CONTINUATION OF NOTICE No. 07/2014 Page 3 of 6
Article 4.
(Settlement Period for Operations)
Article 5.
(Exchange Rate and Commissions)
Article 6.
(Duty to Inform)
CONTINUATION OF NOTICE No. 07/2014 Page 4 of 6
Article 7.
(Transitional Provisions)
Article 8.
(Violations)
Violations of the provisions of this Notice are punishable under the terms of Law No. 5/97 of June 27, Foreign Exchange Law.
CONTINUATION OF NOTICE No. 07/2014 Page 5 of 6
Article 9.
(Doubts and Omissions)
Doubts and omissions resulting from the interpretation and application of this Notice are resolved by the Bank of Angola.
Article 10.
(Revocation)
All regulation that contradicts the provisions established in this Notice is revoked.
Article 11.
(Entry into Force)
This Notice enters into force thirty (30) days after the date of its publication.
PUBLISH.
Luanda, October 3, 2014.
THE GOVERNOR
JOSÉ DE LIMA MASSANO
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