KEK Law and Its Economic Implication
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This article describes implications of Indonesia government policy regarding to Special Economic Zones in Batam. The pioneer of Special Economic Zones had been exist with the enforcement of constitution about free trade and free port. Facilities or convenience is a factor that will attract investors, through this facility, it is expected investors just simply come to the concern government to take care of all permits relating to the investment activities. On the other side, facilities or incentives provided by legislation to investors, such as privileges or special treatment in certain different outside SEZ areas, that is the tax holiday for a period of time, the suspension or exemption of import duty, including tax.
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People Consultative’s Assembly (MPR), House of Legislatives (DPR) and Regional Representative Board (DPD) for 2009-2014 period
Republic of Indonesia governmental regulation numbers 46, 47 and 48 in 2007, about free trade and free port zone of Batam, Bintan, Karimun, in Jakarta on 20 August 2007
This regulation ratified in Jakarta on 26 April 2007
Batam Authority Agency and Batam Statistic Centre Agency, 2006