Cluster analysis of Russian oil companies based on tax burden parameters

Filimonova, I.V.; Provornaya, I.V.; Шумилова, С И; Кузнецова, Е А

doi:10.15826/jtr.2019.5.1.059

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“…The main difference during this period was the impact of population dynamics on CO2 emissions. For example, if a population decline was recorded in Russia, then the OECD population increased, which had a positive effect on CO2 emissions [8][9][10][11] (Figure 3). However, in the last decade, Russia and the OECD countries are characterized by a significant difference in the structure of the increase in CO2 emissions:…”

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Contribution assessment of a technological factor to reducing CO₂emissions in Russia

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Currently, the economy should develop along an innovative way of development with an increase in the efficiency of the use of natural resources and a decrease in negative impacts on the environment to ensure stable economic growth and improve the quality of life of the population. The purpose of the study is to assess the environmental and energy effects that affect the environment and energy intensity in the country. The dynamics of greenhouse gas emissions in Russia are contemporaneously influenced by many different factors, such as the industry structure of the economy, the structure of the fuel and energy balance, the level of technological equipment, and the situation in world markets. Our analysis showed that the dynamics of CO2 emissions in Russia are determined primarily by the growth rates of the population’s well-being and by the growth of industrial production. At the same time, in the period 2000-2012, the effect of welfare growth was partially offset by a decrease in the energy intensity of the economy, but then the potential for reducing energy intensity due to changes in the structure of the economy was exhausted. The contribution of the technological factor is also insufficient. So for the period 2000-2017, the improvement of technologies in the field of heat and electric energy production from fossil energy sources made it possible to reduce CO2 emissions by only 33 million tons. Another significant constraint to the transition to a low-carbon trajectory of development is the low rate of implementation of energy-saving technologies in the production of energy-intensive industrial products, maintenance of residential and public buildings.

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“…Fjaertoft and Lunden analyzed the policy of "tax maneuver" introduced in 2014 with real world field study, and concluded that it is poorly evaluated in terms of simplicity, flexibility, stability, and competitiveness [5]. Filimonova et al conducted cluster analysis on tax burden of Mineral Extraction Tax (MET) and export duty from 2010 to 2017 and proposed suggestions for petroleum tax reform in Russia [6].…”

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Reform and amendment of Russian petroleum fiscal term: trends and implication to asset acquisition

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Oil Gas Sci. Technol. – Rev. IFP Energies nouvelles

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This article analyzes reform and amendment of petroleum tax policy in Russia to investigate instability of tax regime which is one of the main concerns for decision making in asset acquisition. Historical and recent amendments of upstream fiscal terms in Russia are reviewed and studied in an attempt to understand the trends of reform. Tax burden of four different cases is modeled with the change of tax policy to analyze the effect of tax incentives. The recent “tax maneuver” of transferring export duty to Mineral Extraction Tax (MET) is studied in detail to analyze effects to upstream, refinery, and customers. Net present values of three field cases under previous tax regime and new Added Income Tax (AIT) regime are comparatively studied with cashflow modeling. The article concludes that recent “tax maneuver” has indirect influence on upstream sector but may lead to upward pressure on retail. New AIT regime introduces a universal taxation system and requires less government intervention, which may reduce aboveground risk of unstable fiscal regime and boost international investment in Russia. Also, key suggestions are summarized for international investors who are interested in oil and gas asset in Russia.

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State-private partnership - the growth factor of gasification of Russian region

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The gasification of Russian regions is one of the most important problems for the national economy. The development of the gas supply system contributes to the socio-economic development of the regional economy, to the increase increasing the level and quality of life, and to the solution of the key environmental issues. The Krasnoyarskiy Kray is the only region in the east of the country that has a significant resource potential of natural gas but at the same time, it can’t be connected to the trunk gas pipeline in the short and long term perspective. The purpose of the study is to assess the efficiency of investments in the construction of gas supply facilities, gasification, and their exploitation in the southern and central regions of the Krasnoyarskiy Kray. In this study authors solved the following objectives: we systematized information about the current state of the Krasnoyarskiy Kray gasification and the prerequisites for its development (resource base and transport infrastructure); we assessed economic efficiency of the investments in the construction, gasification, and exploitation of gas supply facilities in the southern and central regions of the Krasnoyarskiy Kray; we formulated proposals to ensure economic efficiency using the mechanism of public-private partnership. The authors recommend an option according to which federal budget investments will amount to 70% of their total investment in the Krasnoyarskiy Kray gasification program. Under this option, the selling price of gas will drop to 4708 rubles per 1000 cubic meters of natural gas excluding VAT. Organization of production, preparation for transport, and transportation of natural gas in the central regions of the Krasnoyarskiy Kray will create new highly paid jobs, significantly increase the GRP, and improve the demographic situation.

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Cluster analysis of Russian oil companies based on tax burden parameters

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Contribution assessment of a technological factor to reducing CO₂emissions in Russia

Contribution assessment of a technological factor to reducing CO₂emissions in Russia

Reform and amendment of Russian petroleum fiscal term: trends and implication to asset acquisition

State-private partnership - the growth factor of gasification of Russian region

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Contribution assessment of a technological factor to reducing CO2emissions in Russia

Contribution assessment of a technological factor to reducing CO2emissions in Russia

Reform and amendment of Russian petroleum fiscal term: trends and implication to asset acquisition

State-private partnership - the growth factor of gasification of Russian region

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Contribution assessment of a technological factor to reducing CO₂emissions in Russia

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