From the beginning of 2014 the Indonesian government is charging an export tax on mineral concentrates. The aim is to raise the amount of domestic value added and increase domestic economic activity associated with the mineral sector. The government
Vietnam’s Ministry of Finance issued a Circular on 13 November 2013 it was reported that, reducing export tax rates on both natural and synthetic rubber exports exports from December 26, 2013. With this Circular, the export tariff on all rubber
On 9 March 2012 it was reported that the Russian government is considering the introduction of a significant new tax concession to make expensive extra-heavy crude extraction and refinement projects more viable, to boost the nation's export
