Insight
Petroleum fiscal systems: 6 things to look for in 2018
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Report summary
Companies are telling governments that fiscal terms must be competitive to attract their investment in 2018. Governments are responding in different ways, but: • where are terms most likely to change for producing assets? • what terms will be introduced for new DROs in Iran and Iraq? • how much interest will industry show in new revenue-sharing terms? • where will new terms emerge for natural gas projects? • how high will companies bid the Government Share for the most attractive blocks – and how low will governments be prepared to go for the others? • will Capital Gains Tax (CGT) become a formal part of new PSCs in Africa?
Table of contents
- What to look for in 2018: fiscal disruption
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What to look for in 2018: fiscal evolution
- Arabian jewels
- Out with the old and in with the new?
- Revenue-sharing pioneers
- Stepping on the gas
- Work in progress and the licensing lottery
- Transfer tax in Africa?
- Conclusions
Tables and charts
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- Appendix 1 - 2018 licensing rounds: awaiting awards and open in January 2018
- Appendix 2 - 2018 licensing rounds: awaiting formal launch in 2018
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