SEZ enterprises are required to submit operational and financial reports to SEZA, ensuring that their business activities remain aligned with licence conditions, investment commitments, and regulatory expectations.
Failure to meet these obligations may result in penalties, suspension of incentives, or licence revocation.
Businesses operating in a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) must adhere to compliance and reporting obligations to ensure transparency, regulatory oversight, and economic integrity. The Trinidad and Tobago Special Economic Zones Authority (SEZA) establishes reporting requirements to maintain fair business practices, monitor investment performance, and ensure adherence to international regulations.
Compliance with these requirements is essential for maintaining SEZ incentives and operational authorisation.
To ensure financial accountability, SEZ enterprises must provide periodic financial reports that demonstrate compliance with investment and revenue commitments.
SEZ businesses benefiting from customs and trade-related incentives must adhere to customs reporting obligations to maintain compliance. Requirements include:
Failure to comply with SEZA’s compliance and reporting requirements may result in:
To avoid penalties, businesses are advised to:
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