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Menu Trade & Investment Legal Base |
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National and Foreign Direct Investment Legal Base The Code of Fiscal Benefits, approved by Decree nº 16/2002, of 27 of June, establishes the framework of fiscal incentives applicable to eligible investments for that effect.
The minimum value of investment to access the guarantees and fiscal benefits are US$ 50.000 for direct foreign investment and US$ 5.000 for national direct investment.
Law nº 3/93, of 24 of June (Investment Law), and the respective Regulation, approved by decree nº 14/93, of 21 of July and altered by Decree nº 36/95, of 8 of August, define the regulatory framework of the process of realization, in Mozambique, of national and foreign investments eligible to the guarantees and fiscal incentives envisaged. |
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Brewery considers using cassava in beer production |
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The brewery in the northern province of Nampula, owned by CDM, the local subsidiary of South African Breweries, is considering using locally grown cassava in beer production, to reduce the financial burden arising from the import of raw materials.
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Government committed to seeking solutions - President Guebuza |
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President Armando Guebuza reaffirmed on 7 September that his government is committed to seeking solutions to the problems facing the majority of Mozambicans, notably those arising from increases in the prices of goods imported by Mozambique.
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Experts discuss African Public Service Charter |
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African Union experts began a meeting in Maputo on 6 September to discuss matters contained in the African Public Service Charter, a document through which AU member states hope to promote universal values and principles in public administration.
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