EMC CANARIAS
FREE ZONE GRAN CANARIA AND TENERIFE
A FREE TRADE ZONE is a free trade area that part of the EU customs territory, where goods can be stored indefinitely, processed and distributed without the application of tariffs, fees or indirect taxes.
ADVANTAGES OF FREE ZONES
- Any goods can transit through the Free Zone regardless of their origin or destination.
- Goods can be sold freely both within the European Union and to any destination in the world without any limitation;
- All transactions carried out within the Free Zone are totally exempt from any kind of tax.
- Companies installed in the Canary Free Zone will enjoy the advantage that the operations of cannot be limited by economic conditions because there are no requirements aimed at respecting the competition of other companies in the European Community.
- Waiver of tariff payment for imported raw materials and components.
- transactions are not subject to the payment of VAT, transactions with EU can also be made under tax suspension.
PUERTO DE LA LUZ Y LAS PALMAS
(GRAND CANARY)
THE FREE ZONE CURRENTLY HAS MORE THAN 345,000 SQUARE METERS OF AREA, WHICH IS EXPANDABLE.
EQUIPPED WITH THE MOST MODERN INFRASTRUCTURE AND ALL THE NECESSARY SERVICES TO MEET ANY REQUEST FOR BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT.
All lots are fully urbanized and have all services.
POLÍGONO INDUSTRIAL DE ARINAGA
(GRAND CANARY)
50,000 m2 divided into fully equipped plots, located in the area closest to the Port of Arinaga.
Zona Franca Tenerife
Tenerife has more than 7 million passengers a year, and is rova at 3rd place in Spain, 11th in Europe and 24th worldwide.. The port of Santa Cruz de Tenerife is an important port of call for numerous shipping lines.
Within the port is located the Free Zone of Tenerife, which consists of an area for the storage of goods, independent of origin, destination, quantity or nature.
In the Free Zone it is possible to develop any kind of activity: industrial, commercial or service, without any tax, with assolute compatibility with other economic incentives such as the ZEC and RIC, which exist in the Canary Islands. This compatibility implies that the specific advantages arising from the status as an outermost region of the European Union are added to the customs advantages of the Free Zone.
