SEZ definition

SEZ means a Special Economic Zone as defined in Special Economic Zone Act, 2005.

SEZ means an area designated as a Special Economic Zone in terms of the Special Economic Zones Act;

SEZ means Special Economic Zone notified by Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Department of Commerce.

Examples of SEZ in a sentence

• The SEZ Act, 2005 makes quite a few incremental changes over the SEZ policy of 2000.

• Type of GST Registration as per the Act (Normal Taxpayer, Composition, Casual Taxable Person, SEZ, etc.): ………………………….

• Bidders shall submit their bids online and also by post or by hand or drop in the box earmarked by the SEEPZ SEZ authority in its office.

• The lease rent is being charged by MPIDC as it is an opportunity cost lost for the SEZ business as they could have leased out this land to some other industry and received lease rent against it.

• Whenever the Contractor makes any claim pursuant to the provisions under Clause 28.1.1.3, the Contractor shall furnish the following documents / information in support thereof: • List of equipment or other property lost, damaged or destroyed, • Extent of damage, • Copy of purchase invoice • Customs Clearance Vouchers, Invoices or any other documents indicating the date of import (or clearance from SEZ, as the case may be) of the equipment in India.

More Definitions of SEZ

SEZ means Special Economic Zone as defined in SEZ Act, 2005

SEZ means a “special economic zone” as defined in section 12R(1);

SEZ means an area designated as a Special Economic Zone in terms of the Special Economic Zones Act;‘SEZ enterprise’ means an SEZ enterprise as defined in section 1 of the Customs Control Act to the extent to which it is carried on in a customs controlled area;”;

SEZ means Special Economic Zones

SEZ means a “special economic zone” as defined under section 1(1);

SEZ means a Special Economic Zone;

SEZ shall have the meaning ascribed to the term in Recital B;