Natural Resource Taxation
Dates
1 Week: June 16 - 20, 2025
2 Weeks: June 16 - 27, 2025
1 Week: July 14 - 18, 2025
2 Weeks: July 14 - 25, 2025
Location
- Cape Town
- Johannesburg
Format
In-Person/Online
Tuition (In Person)
1 Week
$999 pp individual
$800 pp for groups of 5+
2 Week
$1,500 pp individual
$1,150 pp for groups of 5+
Tuition (Online)
1 Week
$600 pp individual
$400 pp for groups of 5+
2 Week
$800 pp individual
$500 pp for groups of 5+
Course Overview
The Natural Resource Taxation course provides a comprehensive overview of taxation frameworks specific to the extraction and utilization of natural resources such as oil, gas, and minerals. It equips participants with the knowledge to design and implement tax systems that promote sustainable resource management, ensure fair revenue generation, and address environmental and social considerations.
Key Highlights:
- Overview of natural resource taxation models, including royalties, production sharing agreements, and profit-based taxes.
- Balancing fiscal stability and competitiveness in resource taxation policies.
- Managing tax challenges in resource-rich economies, such as transfer pricing and revenue leakages.
- International best practices and frameworks for natural resource governance.
- The role of taxation in addressing environmental and social impacts of resource extraction.
1 Week Course Outline - Foundations and Principles of Natural Resource Taxation
Day 1: Introduction to Natural Resource Taxation |
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Workshop: Comparative analysis of resource taxation systems in different countries. |
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Day 2: Fiscal Regimes and Legal Frameworks |
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Activity: Drafting a simple fiscal regime for a resource-rich country. |
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Day 3: Revenue Collection, Allocation, and Administration |
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Case Study: Successful management of resource revenues in a selected country. of States |
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Day 4: Sector-Specific Taxation and Transparency |
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Simulation: Identifying and addressing tax evasion in a resource project. |
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Day 5: Emerging Trends and Sustainability |
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Certification Ceremony: Distribution of certificates upon successful completion. |
Key Features:
- Guest Lectures: Tax experts and policymakers in resource-rich countries.
- Assessments: Role-playing exercises, group presentations, and case studies.
- Certification: Completion certificate awarded at the end of the course.
This condensed version ensures participants gain a robust understanding of the fundamentals of natural resource taxation while focusing on practical applications and current trends.
2 Week Course Outline
Week 1: Foundations and Principles of Natural Resource Taxation
Day 1: Introduction to Natural Resource Taxation |
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Workshop: Comparative analysis of resource taxation systems in different countries |
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Day 2: Economic Principles of Resource Taxation |
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Case Study: Examining the economic impacts of tax policy on a resource-rich country. |
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Day 3: Legal and Institutional Frameworks |
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Workshop: Drafting key provisions for a natural resource tax law. |
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Day 4: Fiscal Regimes in Natural Resource Taxation |
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Activity: Designing a fiscal regime for a hypothetical resource project. |
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Day 5: Revenue Collection and Allocation |
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Discussion: Best practices for resource revenue allocation and management. |
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Week 2: Practical Applications and Emerging Trends
Day 6: Taxation of the Mining Sector |
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Case Study: Review of successful mining tax policies in resource-rich countries. |
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Day 7: Taxation of the Oil and Gas Sector |
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Workshop: Analyzing an oil and gas production sharing agreement. |
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Day 8: Avoiding Tax Evasion and Revenue Leakage |
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Simulation: Identifying and addressing tax evasion in a resource project. |
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Day 9: International Frameworks and Agreements |
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Activity: Drafting recommendations for aligning resource taxation with global frameworks. |
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Day 10: Sustainability, Challenges, and Future Trends |
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Mock Exercise: Developing a comprehensive resource taxation policy for a case study country. Certification Ceremony: Certificates awarded upon successful completion. |
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