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Economic Parliamentary: tariff law exempts from tax the investment sector of customs
Excluded the new customs tariff law sector investment and investment companies from paying fees for the goods entering Iraq.
A member of the Committee of Economy and Investment parliamentary Saadi Abdul-Abbas said that "the Investment Law No. 13 of 2006 exempted investors from paying taxes and customs duties and this exception, according to the new law, passed by Parliament is valid and does not conflict with the law of investment."
Saadi explained that "this exemption would attract investors, the fact that goods entering for the benefit of the investment projects would be exempted from tariffs than other goods."
He added that "the tariff rate will be different between the goods there are high rates for complementary goods, cars, and there are other ratios per year of food and construction materials." Ended 2 تحدیث: : 2012/3/27 11:41 Updating :: 03/27/2012 11:41
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Excluded the new customs tariff law sector investment and investment companies from paying fees for the goods entering Iraq.
A member of the Committee of Economy and Investment parliamentary Saadi Abdul-Abbas said that "the Investment Law No. 13 of 2006 exempted investors from paying taxes and customs duties and this exception, according to the new law, passed by Parliament is valid and does not conflict with the law of investment."
Saadi explained that "this exemption would attract investors, the fact that goods entering for the benefit of the investment projects would be exempted from tariffs than other goods."
He added that "the tariff rate will be different between the goods there are high rates for complementary goods, cars, and there are other ratios per year of food and construction materials." Ended 2 تحدیث: : 2012/3/27 11:41 Updating :: 03/27/2012 11:41
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