Social Sciences
8 years ago

South Africa on the Verge of Tax-Free Trade Zone Revolution!

Comparative and International Law Journal of Southern Africa
The legal implications of the establishment of free trade zones in South Africa
H Schulze

Paper Summary

The current laws in South Africa do not allow for tax-free trade zones to be established. To create these zones, a new Tax-Free Trade Zones Act would need to be passed. The laws in Singapore and Namibia could be used as examples for creating this new act.

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