The maquila regime (Decree 29-89) outside zones and ZDEEPs
- Free zones, ZDEEP and industrial parks
- Free zones, ZOLIC and ZDEEP in law
- not audited
Yes. Decree 29-89 (the Maquila Law) establishes a temporary admission regime for exporters operating outside free zones and ZDEEPs, administered by the Ministry of the Economy (MINECO) and the tax authority (SAT). This dossier mentions it only as a territorial complement; the regime's detail and benefits are covered in the tax incentives dossier. FUNDESA publishes the decree and its amendments.
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Related records
- 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 Free Zones Law (Decree 65-89) and its authorization
- Tax incentives: free zone versus ZDEEP
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