Chile’s furthest northern and southern regions are designated as Extreme Zones or Zonas Extremas and benefit from special public policies that grant fiscal incentives to residents and companies to encourage investment and job creation. As part of the Extreme Zones policy, the government of Chile established in the mid-1970s two free zones to reduce prices for residents and to encourage investment and job creation in these regions. The objective of...
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2018/06/28
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Correspondence
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125944
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2018/07/10
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Disclosed
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Chile - Assessment of free zones : report for client review
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free zone