Ferdi, Document de travail P257, December2019The mining sector accounts for a significant share of tax revenues in many sub-Saharan African countries. Mining tax systems must then both attract investors and ensure sufficient revenues for governments. Following the increase in commodity prices in the second half of the 2000s, most African countries reformed their Mining Acts to increase the tax burden on mining companies. This study shows that this trend is still continuing in 2018. Mining royalty rates are rising, mineral resource rent taxes are reappearing and free equity for the States is increasing
peer reviewedIn this paper, we analyze the effects of tax changes on the declared profits of extract...
Governments that lack the capacity to mine resources themselves have to attract foreign direct inves...
Summary In common with many other countries, South Africa has operated a special system for the ta...
Ferdi, Document de travail P257, December2019The mining sector accounts for a significant share of t...
The lack of information about the sharing of mining resource rent between governments and investors ...
Buried beneath the surface of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is an abundance of valuable and extractable n...
International audienceAfrican countries generally cut corporate income tax (CIT) rates in the hopes ...
In this paper, we analyze empirically the effects of tax changes on firms' profits in extractive ind...
The extractive sector is of primary importance to African states. Of the 54 countries on the contine...
The lack of information about the mining resource rent sharing between governments and investors is ...
Revenues from mining constitute a significant development opportunity, particularly in income-poor b...
In this paper, we analyze theoretically and empirically the effects of tax changes on firms’ profits...
This ICTD Summary Brief is one of six special research synthesis pieces produced at the end of the I...
At 2.5 trillion dollars, South Africa is endowed with the world’s most valuable mineral treasure. Si...
In the mining sector, governments must be able to reconcile two objectives: to attract foreign direc...
peer reviewedIn this paper, we analyze the effects of tax changes on the declared profits of extract...
Governments that lack the capacity to mine resources themselves have to attract foreign direct inves...
Summary In common with many other countries, South Africa has operated a special system for the ta...
Ferdi, Document de travail P257, December2019The mining sector accounts for a significant share of t...
The lack of information about the sharing of mining resource rent between governments and investors ...
Buried beneath the surface of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is an abundance of valuable and extractable n...
International audienceAfrican countries generally cut corporate income tax (CIT) rates in the hopes ...
In this paper, we analyze empirically the effects of tax changes on firms' profits in extractive ind...
The extractive sector is of primary importance to African states. Of the 54 countries on the contine...
The lack of information about the mining resource rent sharing between governments and investors is ...
Revenues from mining constitute a significant development opportunity, particularly in income-poor b...
In this paper, we analyze theoretically and empirically the effects of tax changes on firms’ profits...
This ICTD Summary Brief is one of six special research synthesis pieces produced at the end of the I...
At 2.5 trillion dollars, South Africa is endowed with the world’s most valuable mineral treasure. Si...
In the mining sector, governments must be able to reconcile two objectives: to attract foreign direc...
peer reviewedIn this paper, we analyze the effects of tax changes on the declared profits of extract...
Governments that lack the capacity to mine resources themselves have to attract foreign direct inves...
Summary In common with many other countries, South Africa has operated a special system for the ta...