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<h1>Comparing EOU and SEZ: Key Differences in Tax Benefits, Import Regulations, and Foreign Investment Streamlining</h1> The text compares the Export Oriented Unit (EOU) and Special Economic Zone (SEZ) schemes, highlighting key differences in benefits and regulations. SEZ units enjoy significant income tax exemptions, duty-free import of construction materials, service tax exemptions, and CST exemptions, whereas EOUs have limited tax benefits and must claim CST reimbursements. SEZs allow trading units and consider domestic procurement as physical exports, while EOUs do not. SEZs have no cost recovery charges during office hours, and foreign investment is streamlined. SEZs require no routine customs examination or private bonded warehouse licenses, while EOUs are subject to more stringent requirements.