Fiscal systems for oil in Russia
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Executive Summary
- Russian standard oil taxation in brief
- What is driving oil tax changes?
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Analysis of existing oil tax incentives
- Regional incentives
- Hard-to-recover oil incentives
- Offshore incentives
- What’s next for Russian oil taxation
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Pre-tax cash flow split* for a sample mature field under standard taxation in 2015
- Marginal and effective oil MET and ED rates in 2015
- Government share* of sample projects under standard taxation in 2015
- Cost sensitivity of government share* under standard taxation in 2015, at US$50/bbl
- Oil tax incentives timeline
- Application of oil tax incentives
- Reduced MET and ED shown as a proportion of standard tax terms for various oil tax incentives, at US$50/bbl
- Government share comparison under various oil tax incentives in 2015, at US$50/bbl
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