Families of Syrian expatriates will be entitled to register marriages, divorces, births and deaths in the Civil Registry, and extract the private documents of the said expatriates without attesting the certificates at the Syrian consulate overseas and without a power of attorney.

Historically, income tax legislation was governed by Legislative Decree 85/1949 and its amendments before Law 24/2003 came into effect. Important amendments to Law 24/2003 are contained in Law 60/2004 and Legislative Decrees 51/2006 and 10/2015. Latest amendments to the payroll tax are found in Legislative Decree 42/2011.

The Law grants the Council of State the status of an independent judicial body with its own budget free from the oversight of the Council of Ministers and the executive branch, which has been the case for 60 years.

The Investment Law aims to simplify the procedures to obtain a license from the Syrian Investment Authority, whose main feature is tax exemptions for projects of national interest. Various sectors of the economy continue to be targeted for private capital investments from both local and foreign businesses, thereby entitling investors to ...

2011年3月31日 · Law 134/1958 sought to reduce the power wielded by wealthy landowners in favour of the peasantry. HISTORICAL CONTEXT: This Law was enacted during the time Syria began to gradually liberalize its economy but not before plans for a social market economy were officially announced.

A new law governing free zones in Syria is presently under review and will take into consideration the economic effects that the conflict has had on them. The General Establishment for Free Zones has recently passed on the final draft of the law to the Ministry of Economy and Foreign Trade and is awaiting its response.

Law 34/2008 regulates agencies and the establishment of certain entities by foreign businesses in Syria. HISTORICAL CONTEXT: This law was enacted during the time Syria began to gradually liberalize its economy but not before plans for a social market economy were officially announced.

The Uber-style Ride-Sharing Law 16/2021 is anticipated to ease traffic congestion in Syria, alleviate pressures on fuel demand, create new job opportunities, and promote further electronic and technological practices among the population.

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This Law was enacted during the time Syria began to gradually liberalize its economy by firstly promoting the banking sector for private investment but not before plans for a social market economy were officially announced.