Botswana’s Mining Fiscal Regime: H1 2014
Synopsis
Botswana fiscal
regime report outlines governing bodies, governing laws, mining licenses,
rights and obligations, mining rights and obligations and key fiscal terms
covering five commodities: coal, copper, silver, diamond and nickel.
Summary
The mining
industry in Botswana is governed by the Ministry of Mineral, Energy and Water
Resources (MMEWR) and other main sub-departments such as the Department of
Geological Survey (DGS), the Department of Water Affairs (DWA) and the
Department of Mines (DoM).
Scope
The report
outlines Botswana's governing bodies, governing laws, mining licenses, rights
and obligations and key fiscal terms which includes royalty rates, license
fees, corporate income tax, capital gains tax, withholding tax, capital
allowances, loss carry forward and VAT.
Key highlights
- The Mines and Mineral Act, 1999 regulates the law related to the mines and minerals sector. The act provides issuance, renewal, renewal and termination of mineral concessions, provides for the payment of royalties, and covers matters incidental to and connected to the foregoing.
- The MMEWR is responsible for the coordination of the development and operation of the energy, water and mineral sectors of the country.
- The DGS is responsible for the collection, dissemination, assessment, archiving and advice on all geo-scientific data related to the rock, mineral and water resources of the country.
- The DWA is involved in the assessment of plans relating to the development and maintenance of water resources for domestic, agriculture, commercial and industrial use in the entire country.
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Democratic Republic of Congo’s Mining Fiscal Regime: H1 2014
Synopsis
Democratic
Republic of Congo fiscal regime report outlines governing bodies, governing
laws, mining licenses, mining rights and obligations and key fiscal terms
covering six commodities: iron ore, copper, gold, silver, coal and diamond.
Summary
Its Mining
industry is governed by the Ministry of Mines, with other administrative
entities such as the Mines Directorates, Geology Directorate and Mining
Environment Protection Directorate intervening. The industry is primarily
governed by the Mining Code; Law No 007/2002.
Scope
The report
outlines Democratic Republic of Congo's governing bodies, governing laws,
mining licenses, mining rights and obligations and key fiscal terms which
includes royalties, corporate income tax, property tax, tax on vehicles, depreciation,
loss carry forward, withholding tax, exceptional tax on expatriates' salaries,
and VAT.
Key highlights
- The Ministry of Mines formulates government policies related to the mining sector based on the national mining code.
- Under the guidance of Ministry of Mines, the Mining Registry is a public entity with legal status and administrative and financial autonomy to register the deeds provided for in the Mining Code.
- The Directorate of Mines is responsible for inspecting and monitoring mining activities, which include health and safety, work practice, production, transport and sales.
- The department has the power to implement mining regulation for environmental protection and the technical evaluation of the mitigation and the environmental impact study as well as the environmental management plan.
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