The Future of Resource Taxation | Alexandra Readhead

In most cases, the ultimate owner of underground resources is the State. Governments grant companies the privilege to exploit these resources. And for that privilege, companies pay - in the form of taxes. It is not the only thing that countries get for their minerals, but taxes is very much at the centre of any benefit-sharing system. Is it time to reconsider the way in which we tax our resources?

In this episode, we speak with Alexandra Readhead from the Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development and IISD about the future of resource taxation.

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