Hydrocarbon Tax definition
Examples of Hydrocarbon Tax in a sentence
Any charge for a Carbon Removal Credit to a purchaser or supplier shall be subject to Corporate Income Tax and Hydrocarbon Tax.
The sale of Heavy Oil to a refinery pursuant to Article 19.2.1 shall be subject to zero royalty and shall not be subject to Hydrocarbon Tax, where adequate information has been received from the refinery about the dedication of the Petroleum to asphalt.
The Hydrocarbon Tax shall include an extra allowance of 40% on all capital expenditures and this allowance shall be applicable when the capital expenditures are incurred.
Hydrocarbon Tax There is hereby established a Hydrocarbon Tax for the purpose of this Concession Agreement.
Sales of electricity, heat and Green Hydrogen produced by Renewable Energy Operations, Green Hydrogen Operations, CCS Services and sales of Lithium shall not be subject to Hydrocarbon Tax, provided, however, that the costs associated with Renewable Energy Operations and Green Hydrogen Operations to prevent Scope 1 Emissions shall be deductible in calculating Hydrocarbon Tax.
The Hydrocarbon Tax shall be determined on the same basis as the Corporate Income Tax and the Hydrocarbon Tax rate shall be in addition to the the tax rate of Corporate Income Tax in other words, the Hydrocarbon Tax shall be considered as a surtax on the Corporate Income Tax.
The sale of Petroleum pursuant to Articles 18.3.1, 18.3.2, 18.3.3, of 18.3.4 shall be subject to zero royalty and shall not be subject to Hydrocarbon Tax, where adequate information has been received from the refinery, gas processing plant or Ethane extraction plant, or several of them, about the dedication of the Petroleum as Petrochemical Feedstock.
Any costs incurred by the Concessionaire with respect to Carbon Removal Operations and other costs related to abatement of Scope 1-3 Emissions, as well as other costs incurred under a Scope 1-3 Emission Plans shall be deductible for Corporate Income Tax and for Hydrocarbon Tax, subject to the regular standards of tax deductibility.