Is new tax law enough to launch West Canadian LNG?
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There are two main elements to the new tax regime: a tax on income from liquefaction activities that starts at 1.5% then increases to 3.5%, eventually rising to 5% from January 2037. Secondly, a tax credit equal to 0.5% of the cost of natural gas at the inlet to the LNG plant that can be used to reduce the BC rate of corporate income tax from 11% to 8%.
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- Comparison of Pacific NorthWest LNG economics with US Gulf Coast LNG price (Japan, DES)
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