The
country’s mining industry is governed by the Ministry of Industry, Energy and
Tourism (El Ministerio de Industria, Energía y Turismo) and General Department
of Mines (La Subdirección General de Minas). Law 22/1973 of July 21 and Law
6/1977 – Development of Mining governs all minerals resources and establishes a
legal framework for the research and exploitation of mineral and other
geological resources.
publisher's
Spanish Fiscal Regime report covers the governing bodies, laws, mining permits
and tax-related information on four commodities: nickel, copper, gold and lead.
Scope
The
report outlines Spain’s governing bodies, governing laws, mining permits and
key fiscal terms which includes Corporate Income Tax, Capital Gain Tax,
Withholding Tax, Depreciation, Loss Carry Forward, Value Added Tax, VAT.
Reasons
to Buy
Gain
an overview of Spain's mining fiscal regime.
Key
Highlights
- The Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Trade ensures administration and accounts for the proposal and implementation of government policy and regulations on different industries and services such as trade policy, small and medium-sized enterprises, energy and mining, tourism, telecommunications and social information.
- The General Department of Mines ensures the development and regulation aligning within General State Administration rights of different functions established by royal decree in the field of mining.
- Law 22/1973 is the main governing law establishes a legal framework for the research and exploitation of mineral and other geological resources
Spanning
over 12 pages, 2 Tables and 1 figures “Spain’s
Mining Fiscal Regime: H1 2014” report covering Executive Summary, The
Spanish Mining Industry – Governing Bodies, The Spanish Mining Industry –
Governing Laws and Permits, The Spanish Mining Industry – Mining Permits, The
Spanish Mining Industry – Key Fiscal Terms, Appendix.
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