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Les zones franches ont été créées en tant qu’outil de planification pour aider au développement économique zones franches: coûts et avantages

5 minutos Les zones franches économiques (ZFE) ont été instituées par la loi du 3 août 1992, modifiée par la loi du 31 janvier 1994. Les personnes physiques ou morales résidentes ou non résidentes sont libres de procéder aux investissements dans les ZFE et ce, dans les secteurs industriels, commercial et de services orientés totalement vers l’exportation. La liste des zones franches est fixée par décret. Actuellement, il existe deux zones franches dans le nord et le sud du pays ( Bizerte et Zarzis). Continue lendo→

US tax reform and its likely impacts on HK-US trade and investment

2 minutos On 22 December 2017, America’s President Trump signed into law the biggest overhaul of the US tax system in more than 30 years. Widely regarded as the President’s first major legislative triumph, the newly-enacted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 will give about 80% of US households a tax cut over the next decade. Furthermore, most US corporations will enjoy a lower after-tax cost of capital thanks to the new law. However, it is being criticised for widening the US government’s fiscal deficit Continue lendo→

Impacto de la reforma fiscal que reduce los impuestos corporativos en Estados Unidos en las zonas francas y zonas economicas especiales de America Latina

1 minuto El pasado 22 de diciembre, el presidente de los Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, sancionó la ley denominada “Ley de Recortes Fiscales y Empleo” la cual representa a juicio de versados tributaristas la modificación más significativa que ha tenido el sistema fiscal de los Estados Unidos desde el presidente Reagan, hace ya 30 años. Esta muy ambiciosa reforma fiscal cambiará el eje de las inversiones de los principales socios comerciales de los Estados Unidos y tendrá un gran impacto directo sobre la propuesta Continue lendo→

Free Trade Zones as part of the UK’s post Brexit international trade strategy

1 minuto Following Brexit the UK is likely to be disadvantaged in seeking inward investment into Europe by a reduction in its access to the Single Market. To address this disadvantage the government could consider using FTZs to attract foreign investors. The EU has permitted such zones to be set up for regional development purposes in a number of locations including Shannon and Katowice. Following withdrawal from the Single Market the UK would suffer at least a short term disruption to its trade patterns Continue lendo→

Interview: Growth & value-addition

menos de 1 minuto Dr Jayant Menon is the Lead Economist (Trade and Regional Cooperation), Economic Research and Regional Cooperation Department with Asian Development Bank (ADB), and works on trade, international investment and development issues. He is the co-author of the October 2015 ADB report “Cambodia’s Special Economic Zones”. Leia mais