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The '''Tamerlaine International Trade Zone''', often shortened to the '''International Trade Zone''' ('''ITZ''') to differentiate from [[Tamerlaine|the nation that hosts it]], is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_economic_zone special economic zone] and corporation-run regulatory body. It is located in congruity with the land and economic territory of the Republica of Tamerlaine in the Bay of Concordia, also known as the Halcyon Sea. Positioned as a hub for international trade and shipping, the ITZ manages corporate [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Best_practice best practice], labour standards, and policies for all businesses operating within its mandate. It also waives certain import/export and customs fees for goods exchanged and transported, and provides a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_incentive tax incentive] program for businesses looking to establish themselves in the Tamerid islands. The ITZ is controlled by the International Trade Zone Oversight Committee, a body composed of representatives from major corporate interests, which coordinates with the Republican Forum of Tamerlaine on legal and jurisdictional responsibilities. Membership on the Oversight Committee permits a business to acquire land and use it however they see fit so long as it does not contradict Committee regulations, a policy that has attracted many current and aspiring Committee members.
 
The ITZ facilititates transactions between entities in goods, services, and currencies through it's centrally managed Trade Zone Financial Commission in cooperation with the Tamerlaine Central Bank. The Zone provides frameworks for negotiating deals, exchanges, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mergers_and_acquisitions mergers], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/License#Trademark_and_brand_licensing licenses], and leases, and has specialty offices to work with private individuals, corporations, and governments. The usage of the ITZ as a third party ratifier can help entities avoid excess fees usually associated with international business. The policies of the ITZ prevent discrimination or unevenly-weighted transactions but may make exceptions for issues such as sapient rights, national security, or other contentious issues.
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