Resource Rent Taxes



The Senate inquiry into Corporate Tax Avoidance has recently held hearings in relation to Australia’s offshore oil and gas industry and Monday 3 July 2017… Read More ›

Senate Inquiry into Corporate Tax Avoidance: Australia’s Offshore Oil and Gas Industry

During the 2017 Australasian Tax Teachers Association (ATTA) Conference in New Zealand, Emily Millane interviewed Dr Diane Kraal, Senior Lecturer in taxation law at the… Read More ›

The Petroleum Resource Rent Tax 1987: The Process of Reform and Implications for Taxation of Petroleum Resources Today

Budget 2016-17 recognised that more than $200 billion has been invested into liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects in the last decade. It has allocated funds… Read More ›

Call for Review: the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax’s Gas Transfer Pricing

In 2016 we are seeing a continuation of low oil prices worldwide, which is negatively affecting the petroleum industry, but good news for other industry… Read More ›

Global Low in Oil Prices: Implications for Australia and Malaysia

Papua New Guinea is a resource rich nation, with significant reserves of gas, copper, gold and zinc. Understandably, there is a desire to generate tax… Read More ›

Nationalisation, State Equity Participation and Resource Rent Taxation in the Extractive Industry

In Australia, as in many other countries, as well as income tax, payroll tax and other taxes levied across all industries, the mining and energy… Read More ›

Royalties or Resource Rent Taxes?

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