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Doing Business in Zanzibar 2010 (anglais)

Doing Business in Zanzibar 2010 is a new subnational report of the Doing Business series on the sub-Saharan African region, following the subnational Doing Business reports on Nigeria and Kenya. It measures business regulations and their enforcement in the region of Zanzibar, represented by Zanzibar Town. Doing Business series currently covers 183 economies around the world. The paper includes the following headings: overview, starting a business, dealing with construction permits, employing workers, registering property, getting credit, protecting investors, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts, and closing a business.

Information

  • Date du document

    2010/01/01

  • Type de document

    Document de travail

  • Numéro du rapport

    74678

  • Volume

    1

  • Total Volume(s)

    1

  • Pays

    Monde,

    Tanzanie,

  • Région

    Afrique,

  • Date de publication

    2013/01/20

  • Disclosure Status

    Disclosed

  • Titre du rapport

    Doing Business in Zanzibar 2010

  • Mots clé

    small island economies;investment promotion agency;average income per capita;value added tax;construction permit;limited liability company;protection against abuse;global financial crisis;building permit;informal sector;degree of subjectivity;minimum capital requirement;Rule of Law;product market regulation;total factor productivity;reduction of poverty;water and sewerage;certificate of incorporation;impact of reforms;cross-country differences;regulation of entry;voluntary winding up;obstacles to growth;enforcement of judgment;department of economics;quality of infrastructure;security of property;quality and relevance;electricity connection;property right;pay taxes;medium-size company;business license;island economy;water connection;regulatory environment;registration number;entrepreneur;registration requirement;business environment;utility connection;national account;protecting investor;business permit;property registry;benchmarking exercise;fee schedule;business entry;red tape;regulatory goal;digital signature;company registration;social security;Job Creation;application form;commercial dispute;Business Registration;construction industry;firm survey;approval process;hazardous good;commercial bank;public official;informal payment;public safety;building sector;safety clearance;building regulation;governing body;corporate lawyer;employment opportunities;reform effort;original states;applicable law;bankruptcy judge;creating job;property transfer;municipal authority;electricity grid;large population;local court;tourism destinations;property value;income inequality;legal framework;competitive market;investment protection;property registration;credit facilities;domestic enterprise;business transaction;registered business;government revenue;entry cost;interest group;insurance policy;registration process;official seal;government use;commercial registries;electronic business;bureaucratic delay;bankruptcy case;government data;regional economy;local regulation;domestic businesses;methodological approach;reform process;potential barrier;complaint procedure;simple average;legal practitioner;quantitative measure;pioneering work;bankruptcy system;Independent States;commercial legislation;Labor Law;global coverage;Company Law;regulatory regime;social inclusion;quantitative data;government plan;good governance;business culture;trade rule;labor income;excessive bureaucracy;regulatory system;information sources;Business Regulation;principal component;cost component;data verification;regulatory institution;business start-ups;capital participation;federal state;local law;contract enforcement;entry procedure;burdensome contract;company formation;labor skills;small trader;foreign investor;legal entity;legal entities;license fee;employment opportunity;business association;medium-size enterprise;tax authority;tax authorities;academic rigor;national income;standard tool;international standard;macroeconomic condition;economic competitiveness;quantitative indicators;rising unemployment;flexible regulation;fiscal space;collateral system;Global Indicator;shareholder protection;subsidiary right;

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