tax incentives for inward investment
Tax incentives for inward investment refer to specific financial benefits or advantages offered by a country or region to attract foreign businesses or investors. These incentives typically involve tax breaks or reductions, such as lower corporate tax rates, exemptions, or deductions, aimed at encouraging foreign companies to establish operations, make investments, or relocate to a particular location.
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