Global Mining Taxes and Royalties 2015

Mining & Minerals - Evaluations / Mineral Exploration Activities - General

Date posted: 05/24/15

Global Mining Taxes and Royalties report compares mining taxes and royalties across 21 countries which constitute both the leading and emerging markets in each of the following five regions: Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, South and Central America, and North America.\n\nThe Global Mining Taxes and Royalties, 2015 report compares mining taxes and royalties across 21 countries which constitute both the leading and emerging markets in Asia-Pacific Europe, Middle East and Africa, South and Central America and North America. The report analyzes and provides information about upfront payments and taxes payable to the government for mining operations in each region.\n\nThe report compares mining taxes and royalties across 21 countries which constitute both the leading and emerging markets in Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, South and Central America, and North America.\n\nGain an overview of the most prominent mining taxes and royalties applicable in key mining markets across the world.\n\n- The report compares corporate income tax (CIT) and other mineral taxes of 21 selected countries. Most countries CIT is applicable at the federal level. Only the US and Australia CIT is applicable at both the federal and state level, unlike Argentina and Canada where it is applicable at the provincial level.\n\n- The report compares royalties applicable on different minerals in 21 selected countries. Both Australia and Canada have different royalties rates in different provinces/states, depending upon the mineral type. \n\n- The report compares value added tax (VAT), as well as other payment and withholding tax rates, for 21 countries. Some countries such as Brazil, India, China, Kazakhstan and the UK have different and special types of taxes applicable for the mining industry.