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2020-10-21 tion of a royalty alters the rm’s e ciency (pro t-maximizing) conditions and creates a tendency for the rm to extract the resource more rapidly and to shut down mining operations earlier, leaving otherwise valuable reserves in
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2015-9-30 Rather, the royalty serves a key pricing purpose and should be interpreted as the capital loss on the resource owner's balance sheet from extracting marginal reserves.
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2015-10-3 Abstract. The manner in which governments charge mineral resource producers has been the subject of considerable debate. In particular, there is a continuing debate about whether royalties should be reduced or eliminated, the preferred alternative then being some variant of an income-based charge such as a resource rent tax, a policy adopted in Norway, the United Kingdom and Australia.
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The manner in which governments charge mineral resource producers has been the subject of considerable debate. In particular, there is a continuing debate about whether royalties should be reduced or eliminated, the preferred alternative then being some variant of an income-based charge such as a resource rent tax, a policy adopted in Norway, the United Kingdom and Australia.
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The manner in which governments charge mineral resource producers has been the subject of considerable debate. In particular, there is a continuing debate about whether royalties should be reduced or eliminated, the preferred alternative then being some variant of an income-based charge such as a resource rent tax, a policy adopted in Norway, the United Kingdom and Australia.
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Download Citation The Role of Royalties in Resource Extraction Contracts The manner in which governments charge mineral resource producers has been the subject of considerable debate. Income ...
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2016-11-16 (28/2008) (MPRRA) was enacted on 24 November 2008 to impose a mineral royalty on the extraction of South Africa‟s mineral resources to compensate the nation for the depletion of its mineral wealth. This legislation is likely to have a significant impact on the South African mining industry.
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2012-11-13 This paper provides a review of mineral royalties and other special taxes which apply specifically to the mining sector in mineral-rich countries, with emphasis on current arrangements in Australia. Mineral royalties have traditionally been considered a form of compensation to the community for the depletion of non-renewable resources.
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Mineral royalties are generally viewed as a compensation to the state for the acquisition of its non-renewable resources. Royalties may be applied on different bases, either volume, value at ...
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Mineral Rights Oil Gas Lease and Royalty Information. However, when mineral rights are purchased, the buyer and all future mineral rights owners will have a right to exploit the property. And, the seller and all future surface owners must live with the consequences. Usually, mineral extraction
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2015-8-11 mineral lessees for as long as the lease continues. Thus, during the tenure of a lease, the mineral lessee enjoys the same rights to use the surface as any other mineral owner. These property rights can be stated in the following way: Mineral lessees can use as much of the surface as is rea-sonably necessary for mineral exploration and production.
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2008-11-1 Therefore, a royalty is quite simply both a rent and capital payment per unit, whether it be tonnes, ounces, grams, etc, and is only payable following the extraction of the mineral. The royalty can also be based on a percentage of the selling price, as nowadays, the royalty for gold extracted in the UK is four per cent of the selling price.
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2014-8-3 "Mineral rights" entitle a person or organization to explore and produce the rocks, minerals, oil and gas found at or below the surface of a tract of land. The owner of mineral rights can sell, lease, gift or bequest them to others individually or entirely. For example, it is possible to sell or lease rights to all mineral commodities beneath a property and retain rights to the surface.
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2016-9-27 3 I. Royalties at Common Law English common law origins of the word royalty and concepts of ownership played a role in the formation of U.S. common law.2 As early as 1400 the term “royalty” was used by the British Crown to describe any “right or privilege retained by the crown.” 3 It became associated with mineral rights in particular by 1580, when the British Crown retained
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Royalties compensate both the Northern Territory Government on behalf of all Territorians and traditional land owners for allowing the extraction of the Northern Territory’s non-renewable resources. The royalty regime that applies to petroleum resources in the Northern Territory is defined in the Petroleum Act 1984.
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2021-2-5 Tariffs and customs. The Enhanced Project By-law Scheme provides tariff duty concessions on eligible capital goods for major investment projects in the mining, resource processing, food processing, food packaging, manufacturing, agriculture and gas supply industry sectors and from 1 July 2006 the power supply and water supply industries.
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2021-3-22 Alberta's Mineral Extraction Regime. ... As is the case with the metallic mineral royalty, the Minister may specify costs incurred when determining mine mouth revenue and may specify costs incurred, including processing costs, when determining net revenue for the purposes of calculating royalties. ... The Role of the AER in the Alberta Lithium ...
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2015-11-10 3.0 Role of Mining Sector in Indian Economy 03-06 4.0 Legislative Framework for Mining Sector 06-12 5.0 Initiatives/New Development for Mining Sector 12-17 6.0 Mineral Administration 17-18 7.0 Mineral Regulation 18-19 8.0 Taxation and Royalties 19-21 9.0 Present Status of Exploration with Mineral Assets 21-30
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2019-1-24 mineral deposits of gold, nickel, copper, and chromite, among others. Presently, 50 operating metallic mines, 62 non-metallic mines, 5 processing plants, and 2,397 small quarries and sand and gravel operations, employing an estimated 219,000 workers, have been doing extraction operations in
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2019-7-20 minor mineral is to be extracted to the effect that he has no objection to the extraction of the minor mineral by the applicant, if the land is not in the possession of the applicant; (f) No Objection Certificate from the District Collector concerned, based on the recommendation of the District Expert Committee constituted by the
Read More2008-11-1 Therefore, a royalty is quite simply both a rent and capital payment per unit, whether it be tonnes, ounces, grams, etc, and is only payable following the extraction of the mineral. The royalty can also be based on a percentage of the selling price, as nowadays, the royalty for gold extracted in the UK is four per cent of the selling price.
Read MoreRoyalties compensate both the Northern Territory Government on behalf of all Territorians and traditional land owners for allowing the extraction of the Northern Territory’s non-renewable resources. The royalty regime that applies to petroleum resources in the Northern Territory is defined in the Petroleum Act 1984.
Read More2021-2-5 Tariffs and customs. The Enhanced Project By-law Scheme provides tariff duty concessions on eligible capital goods for major investment projects in the mining, resource processing, food processing, food packaging, manufacturing, agriculture and gas supply industry sectors and from 1 July 2006 the power supply and water supply industries.
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2020-10-12 minerals extraction,for a number of reasons others have failed to capitalize on the opportunities brought by mining.The ability to manage mineral wealth effectively has lagged behind the ability to attract mineral investment.A key challenge now for many countries is to develop policy frameworks to ensure
Read More2019-7-5 Property rights, mineral rights, fee simple, the long list of various land ownership laws is extensive and convoluted to say the least. To make sense of and bring clarity to ownership in terms of mineral rights, this article will examine what mineral rights are and why they are so important to companies working in the oil and gas industry.
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Legislation policy. In Britain the legal framework for land use planning is largely provided by Town and Country Planning legislation. This aims to secure the most efficient and effective use of land in the public interest and to reconcile the competing needs of development and environmental protection.
Read More2019-7-20 minor mineral is to be extracted to the effect that he has no objection to the extraction of the minor mineral by the applicant, if the land is not in the possession of the applicant; (f) No Objection Certificate from the District Collector concerned, based on the recommendation of the District Expert Committee constituted by the
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This paper examines the role of the New Mexico Oil Conservation Division1 in approving and supervising voluntary and statutory unitization projects. As New Mexico moves into the later stages of the development of its oil and gas resources, unitization—both voluntary and statutory—is becoming an increasingly important part of that effort.
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2015-10-16 within the mineral reservation and Sand and Gravel Permit outside of the mineral reservation but within the quarry zone. Section 2. Maximum Area per Application. The maximum area that an applicant may apply or hold at any one (1) time in any one (1) province shall be as follows: a. Special Quarry Permit filed with the Mines and Geosciences
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2021-3-3 The EITI Board suspended Malawi on 16 October 2019 for failing to publish its 2016/17 EITI Report by 30 June 2019 (Decision 2019-60/BC-279).The suspension was lifted after Malawi published its report in November 2019 (Decision 2019-72/BC-282)Malawi EITI aims to be a key part of Malawi’s reforms to increase transparency and accountability in the natural resource sector.
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