The Free Zones Law (Decree 65-89) and its authorization
- Free zones, ZDEEP and industrial parks
- Free zones, ZOLIC and ZDEEP in law
- not audited
Congressional Decree 65-89, the Free Zones Law, creates delimited areas under a special customs regime, public or private, intended for production and marketing for export and for services linked to international trade. The Ministry of the Economy (MINECO) certifies both the zones and their users through its Directorate of Trade and Investment Services, and the tax authority (SAT) exercises customs control. The official text is published by MINECO. No public online listing of the certification resolutions in force was found; the data phase must request it from MINECO or look for it on its transparency portal.
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- Access to Public Information Act: an answer within ten days (art. 42, Decreto 57-2008)
- Decree 6-2021 changes to the free zone regime
- ZOLIC and its founding law (Decree 22-73)
- ZDEEPs: authorization and enablement under Decree 30-2008
- The maquila regime (Decree 29-89) outside zones and ZDEEPs
- Tax incentives: free zone versus ZDEEP
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