Subsidies, tax incentives, and the grey area in between
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Defining subsidy
- A direct transfer of funds: the traditional ‘subsidy’
- Direct transfer of funds is not always a subsidy
- Late-life considerations
- Liability transfer: lack of emission taxes a subsidy?
- Forgone government revenue: when is it forgone?
- Forgone revenue: taxation opportunity costs
- Clarifying the use of ‘subsidy’ frames our discussion
Tables and charts
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Canada project life taxesCanada project late-life taxesIntangible drilling costs shift tax cash flows (example project)
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Largest US energy and depreciation-related tax preferencesSelected sovereign 10-year bond yieldsMinimum state share and recent commercial offshore discoveriesProgressivity of government share under different fiscal structures
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