![]() Table 1.1 Sector shares in production and employment, 2007-11 9 This report was drafted in English.Ģ TRADE POLICY REGIME: FRAMEWORK AND OBJECTIVES 20Ģ.1 General constitutional and legal framework 20Ģ.2 Trade policy formulation and implementation 20Ģ.4.3.3 Trade and investment facilitation 27ģ TRADE POLICIES AND PRACTICES BY MEASURE 31ģ.2 Measures directly affecting imports 32ģ.2.2 Customs valuation and rules of origin 33ģ.2.5 Import prohibitions, restrictions and licensing 34ģ.2.8 Standards and other technical requirements 36ģ.2.8.1 Standards and technical requirements 36ģ.2.8.2 Sanitary and phytosanitary requirements 37ģ.3 Measures directly affecting exports 41ģ.3.2 Export prohibitions, restrictions and licensing 42ģ.3.3 Export taxes, charges and levies 42ģ.4 Measures affecting production and trade 43ģ.4.2.3 Tax incentives, exemptions, and forgone revenues 47ģ.4.3 Non-tax incentives and other forms of assistance 48ģ.4.3.2 Support to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) 49ģ.4.4 Competition policies and price controls 51ģ.4.5.2.3 Other industrial property rights 55Ĭhart 1.1 Correlation between economic performance and tourism 14Ĭhart 1.2 Product composition of merchandise trade by HS section, 20 15Ĭhart 1.3 Direction of merchandise trade, 20 17Ĭhart 4.2 Concessionaires and sub-concessionaires 72 Note: This report is subject to restricted circulation and press embargo until the end of the first session of the meeting of the Trade Policy Review Body on Macao, China. ĭocument WT/TPR/G/281 contains the policy statement submitted by Macao, China. The Secretariat has, as required by the Agreement establishing the Trade Policy Review Mechanism (Annex 3 of the Marrakesh Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization), sought clarification from Macao, China on its trade policies and practices.Īny technical questions arising from this report may be addressed to: Ms. This report, prepared for the fourth Trade Policy Review of Macao, China, has been drawn up by the WTO Secretariat on its own responsibility. Now, doesnt that feel good? Version 2.4.Converted file: Document symbol WT/TPR/S/281 By taking your paper receipts, product manuals and other documents and creating an electronic record youve already reduced your need for paper. Simply drag and drop them into Paperless 2. Already have your documents as PDFs or other file formats? No problem. The built-in search functionality even lets you find and organize receipts and documents into Smart Collections. Simply scan your receipts, bills, statements, warranty cards, business cards any paper document and the OCR function of Paperless 2 recognizes the data and adds it to the Details Window. ![]() Paperless 2 has the ability to keep up and maintain the task of not only reducing your need for paper but managing the paper you use. Additionally, once you store your receipts in Paperless 2, you can select the receipts to email, print, or export to PDF, or even show as a chart. With Paperless 2 you can create a Smart Collection and keep all your documents neat and tidy and in one place. 97-22 from the IRS, a digital document is acceptable. When its tax time no more bringing a shoebox full of receipts to your accountant. But Paperless 2 is one of those incredibly useful applications that will help you manage all your paper and digital documents and at the same time positively affect the environment. Remember when everyone talked about how we would soon be a paperless society? Now it seems like we use paper more than ever.
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