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ExxonMobil Files Tax Complaint Over Sakhalin 1

U.S. oil and gas major ExxonMobil has lodged a claim against Russia at the Stockholm arbitrage court as part of a tax dispute over its project in Russia’s far east, a spokeswoman for Russia’s Energy Ministry said on Thursday. The ministry did not provide any details of the lawsuit. Exxon …

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Gazprom: Restarts SPIMEX Gas Trading after Taxation Review

The Gazprom Board of Directors took notice of the information about the development of the exchange gas trading system. The Management Committee was tasked to proceed with this activity. It was pointed out that in 2014 well-coordinated gas trading was launched at the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange (SPIMEX). This is an important step for the Russian gas market development. An increase in the volume of exchange …

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GlobalData Analyst: Russia’s Oil and Gas Tax Policies Increasingly Looking Eastward

The recent changes in the taxation of Russia’s oil and gas sector reflect both the country’s pivot eastward and the special treatment afforded to its state-controlled energy companies, says an analyst with research and consulting firm GlobalData. Russia’s recent fiscal changes shift the tax burden from export duty on oil …

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Russian President Approves Oil Tax Changes

President Vladimir Putin approved changes to a tax law on Tuesday reducing oil export duties and increasing taxes for mineral extraction in a bid to balance the needs of producers and the Russian budget. The changes to the tax law, known as the “tax manoeuvre”, have long been the focus …

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Russian President Approves Oil Tax Changes

President Vladimir Putin approved changes to a tax law on Tuesday reducing oil export duties and increasing taxes for mineral extraction in a bid to balance the needs of producers and the Russian budget. The changes to the tax law, known as the “tax manoeuvre”, have long been the focus …

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Russia Launches New Subsea Tax Incentives

Russia introduced new tax breaks on Monday encouraging oil firms to explore hard to reach subsea fields, in the hope of unlocking new reserves as the country approaches full production capacity from its dwindling oil deposits in West Siberia. Russia, the world’s top energy producer, is now pumping close to …

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Russia Expecting Tax Reforms to Boost Oil Output

Russia aims to bring on line 1.4 million to 2 million barrels of oil equivalent per day with new tax reforms designed to reduce the levy on future projects and codify ad-hoc discounts currently in force, Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Tuesday. * Additional 37 bln bbls seen profitable-oilmin …

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Shtokman income tax rate in the Murmansk Region will be set at 13.5%

in the course of the teleconference Mr. Dmitry Dmitrienko, Governor of the Murmansk Region and Mr. Alexei Zagorovskiy, Chief Executive Officer of the Shtokman Development AG (SDAG) discussed current issues of cooperation between SDAG and the Government of the Murmansk Region. The parties have underlined the importance of state support …

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