The impact of the special participation fee in offshore fields using meta-modeling approach / O impacto da participação especial em campos de petroleo maritimos utilizando a meta-modelagem

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2008

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The special participation fee is an important taxation mechanism for the government to appropriate a portion of the income originated from the exploration and production of petroleum/oil and natural gas, from fields with a great production or of great profitability. It was created from the Petroleum Law no. 9.478/97 that it established the government levies, such as royalties, signature bonus, acreage rental fee, besides the special participation fee itself. Presently the special participation fee represents around 50% of the total of tax revenue, reaching an expressive amount over 8 billions of dollars. Based upon such expressive tax collection it was studied its impact in several scenarios, considering petroleum fields with different characteristics of production. The technique used for this research was the meta-modeling approach, which combines the traditional cash flow analysis, risk, and multiple regression analysis, an econometric method. The results obtained from the simulation models confirmed a distortion of the special participation estimation for large fields (up to 1 billion barrels of reserve0, with different characteristics, and fields with additional of production. The development of the production in modules or with reserves addition on the same field, the special participation overloads, specially, the second project that could economically make it impracticable, if the reference price is not sufficient high

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petroleo - aspectos politicos investimentos - analise petroleo - aspectos economicos analise economica oil economic analysis investment analysis oil petroleo - legislação oil

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