Special Economic Zones (SEZ) are specially designated jurisdictions within the overall jurisdiction of a State. They introduce different laws and regulations, including tax laws and regulations that are usually more trade and investment friendly. SEZs are increasing at an unprecedented pace and the zones coexist with the ordinary domestic legal system as well as international norms.
This webinar will explore the relationship between international law, the law of SEZs, and taxation policy, in light of the ongoing global tax reforms.
Introduction
Dean
College of Law, HBKU
Moderators
Associate Professor
College of Law, HBKU
Assistant Professor
College of Law, HBKU
Speakers
Professor
City University of Hong Kong School of Law
Associate Professor
Leiden Law School
Professor
Jindal Global Law School
Tax Business Partner
Qatar Science and Technology Park
Senior Legal Counsel
Qatar Free Zones Authority