ALC Tabatinga

ALC Tabatinga is a Free Zone located in Tabatinga, Brazil, established in 1989, with SUFRAMA (Superintendência da Zona Franca de Manaus) listed as its governing authority.

Key Facts

TypeFree Zone
LocationTabatinga, Brazil
Year Established1989
Area250 ha hectares
Companies311
Governing AuthoritySUFRAMA (Superintendência da Zona Franca de Manaus)
Statusoperational

Recorded Benefits and Incentives

Differentiated tax, administrative and exchange rate rules, Foster growth in less developed regions, Faster balanced payments, Technological diffusion, Economic development

Verify eligibility and current terms with the zone authority.

Recorded Sector Focus

ALC Tabatinga is listed with a sector focus including Electronics And Semiconductors, Automotive And Ev, and Agro Processing And Food Beverage.

About ALC Tabatinga

ALC Tabatinga is a free-trade area (Área de Livre Comércio) under SUFRAMA, with federal tax benefits (IPI, ICMS) on goods entering the area. Legal basis: Lei 7.965/1989.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of zone is ALC Tabatinga?

ALC Tabatinga is a Free Zone.

Where is ALC Tabatinga located?

ALC Tabatinga is located in Tabatinga, Brazil.

When was ALC Tabatinga established?

ALC Tabatinga was established in 1989.

Which governing authority is listed for ALC Tabatinga?

SEZ Explorer records SUFRAMA (Superintendência da Zona Franca de Manaus) as the governing authority for ALC Tabatinga. Confirm its current jurisdiction and remit with the authority.

Which sectors are listed for ALC Tabatinga?

ALC Tabatinga is listed with a sector focus including Electronics And Semiconductors, Automotive And Ev, and Agro Processing And Food Beverage.

Which benefits and incentives are recorded for ALC Tabatinga?

SEZ Explorer's current record lists: Differentiated tax, administrative and exchange rate rules, Foster growth in less developed regions, Faster balanced payments, Technological diffusion, Economic development Verify eligibility and current terms with the zone authority.

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