24.06.2020

Report on payments to governments for the year ended 31 December 2019

Table

US$'000

Corporate income tax

Mineral Extraction Tax and Royalties(1)

Withholding tax

Signature bonus

Licence fee(2)

Infrastructure and social payments(3)

Total

KAZAKHSTAN

             

Artemyevsky - License

-

14,116

-

- -

-

14,116

Irtyshsky - License

-

7,853

-

-

- -

7,853

Orlovsky - License

-

17,676

- -

-

-

17,676

Legal entity

16,582 -  -  -  - 3,618 20,200

Total East Region

16,582

39,645

-

- - 3,618

59,845

Aktogay license and legal entity

30,245 90,115 9,847

-

1,011

11,887

143,105

Bozshakol license and legal entity

20,376

71,029

12,551

-

133

5,657

109,746

Koksay license and legal entity

-

-

-

-

-

Other legal entities

1,252

-

-

-

-

-

1,252

 

68,455

200,789 22,398 -

1,144

21,162

313,948

RECIPIENT

             

State Revenue Committee

68,455

200,789

22,398

- 133 3,608

295,383

Local 

government

-

- - - 1,011

17,554

18,565

  68,455

200,789

22,398

-

1,144

21,162

313,948

KYRGYZSTAN

             

Bozymchak licence and legal entity

8,444 

2,703

-

-

171

11,318

RECIPIENT

             

State Tax Administration (central government)

-

5,852

2,703

- -

8,555

Local 

government

-

2,592

-

- - 171

2,763

 

-

8,444

2,703

-

-

171

11,318
RUSSIA              
Baimskaya licence and legal entity - - 548 548
RECIPIENT              
Federal Tax Service - - - - - -
Local government - - - - - 548 548
  - - - - - 548 548

UNITED KINGDOM

             
Legal entity paid to HMRC - - - - - - -
               

Total Payments to Governments

68,455

209,233 25,101 - 1,144 21,881 325,814
  1. The Mineral Extraction Tax is payable in Kazakhstan on the value of the mineral resources extracted based on the average price of the minerals on the London Metal Exchange or at the London Bullion Market Association. Royalties are paid by Bozymchak on sold metal. Mineral Extraction Tax includes taxes paid on water extraction.
  2. Payments made as required under subsoil use license.
  3. Infrastructure and social payments represent payments made to bodies, associations, trusts, state-owned enterprises and other public interest groups located in the regions in which the Group operates. These payments include the transfer of assets at their book value, which the Group regards as social payments because they benefit the local communities.