11 minutos Many entrepreneurs believe economic zones are reserved for multinational corporations with deep pockets. This misconception keeps small and medium businesses from accessing powerful tax incentives and operational advantages. Economic zones in the Philippines welcome businesses of all sizes, from local startups to foreign investors. These specialized areas offer tax holidays, duty exemptions, and streamlined processes that accelerate growth. This guide explains what economic zones are, how PEZA manages them, the benefits you can claim, and the practical steps to register your business Continue lendo→

2 minutos The primary macroeconomic objective of an SEZ is to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). By offering sweeping fiscal incentives such as tax holidays, zero-tariff imports on intermediate goods, and streamlined regulatory frameworks,host governments significantly lower the unit costs of production for multinational corporations. This creates a powerful chain of reasoning: lower costs incentivize multinationals to build physical infrastructure and bring capital into the developing economy. This represents a direct injection into the circular flow of income.Furthermore, SEZs are heavily geared toward export-led Continue lendo→