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Foreign Trade Zone Sites - Site Location: Streetsboro, Ohio

Sites Available: Interstate Commerce Center & Frost Road Commerce Center

FTZ Basics What is a Foreign-Trade Zone?
A foreign-trade zone (FTZ) is a site within the United States aligned with a U.S. Customs port of entry where merchandise is considered to be in the stream of international commerce.
Companies can save money on tariffs and compete more effectively in the global market place.

Foreign and domestic merchandise may enter the zone without a formal customs entry or the payment of customs duties and be exempt from federal and state use/excise and personal property taxes. There are two types of zones—general purpose and sub-zone. A general purpose zone includes multiple activities by multiple users, like an industrial park. A sub-zone is a one user plant or facility.

What Are the Benefits?

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Deferral, reduction, elimination of duties

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Elimination of drawback

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Labor overhead and profit not calculated in dutiable sale of zone merchandise

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Excise tax reductions

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Inventory is tax exempt while stored in an activated FTZ

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Zone to zone transfers

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Inventory control and security measures

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Weekly entry for manufacturers

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FTZ Basics What is a Foreign-Trade Zone?
A foreign-trade zone (FTZ) is a site within the United States aligned with a U.S. Customs port of entry where merchandise is considered to be in the stream of international commerce.
Companies can save money on tariffs and compete more effectively in the global market place.

   

Who Locates in an FTZ?
Any company that imports or exports products can benefit significantly from a location in FTZ #181. Auto assembly, petrochemical, electronics, warehousing, food products and other companies take advantage of FTZ savings.

FTZ 181 Site Location: Streetsboro, Ohio

Site Details

 

Owner/Developer
Geis Companies
Listing Broker:
N/A


 

Site Contact:
Gregory Geis See Below
Location: Intersection of I 480, I 80 & SR 14
Street Address:
10020 Aurora-Hudson Road
Total Size (Acres):
149
FTZ Acres Available
100
Price Per Acre:
$75,000
Zoning: Industrial, Research & Office Zoning Jurisdiction:
City of Streetsboro
Utilities:
In place
Access Street: Mondial Pkwy & Phillip Pkwy.


 
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Highway Access: Less than 1 mile to I-480, I-80 & SR 14 Rail Access:
W&LE Railway
Interstate Commerce Ctr.
Rail Spur In Place:
No
Enterprise Zone:
Yes
Foreign Trade Zone:  
Yes
Community Reinvestment Area: No
Notes: Build to suit, lease or purchase.
Site Information & Build to Suit:
Contact:
Gregory Geis

Geis Companies
10020 Aurora-Hudson Road
Streetsboro, OH. 44241

Phone:  (330) 528-3500   Fax:  (330) 528-0008
E-mail sales@geis-companies.com

Web Site: www.geis-companies.com
Community Information & Incentives
Contact: William J. Ulik, Director
E-mail:  wulik@portageco.com
Portage County Department of Economic Development
217 S. Chestnut St.
Ravenna, Ohio 44266
Phone: (330) 297-3470 Fax: (330) 297-3472
 

Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) #181 makes good sense.  Would your business benefit from a Foreign Trade Zone, or sub-zone location? Contact Ron DeBarr at NEOTEC for a free FTZ benefit analysis. PH: 330-672-4080. E-mail: NEOTEC@kent.edu Visit the NEOTEC web site at: www.neotec.org for more details about FTZ 181.

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