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Tax-free zone

A customs-free zone is a designated area within a country's borders where tariffs and other indirect taxes do not apply. This allows for the free movement of goods and services without the usual financial barriers. Such zones are typically established to attract foreign investment and promote economic growth. However, they also come with their own set of regulations and procedures to ensure fair trade practices. Therefore, it is important for businesses to understand the benefits and limitations of operating within a customs-free zone.

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