Second National Reconcilation Study EITI Peru - unofficial…
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Consultancy for the <strong>Second</strong> <strong>National</strong> Reconciliation <strong>Study</strong> of the Extractive<br />
Industries Transparency Initiative (<strong>EITI</strong>) in <strong>Peru</strong> (2008 – 2010) (Continuation)<br />
VIII.1.2 Findings of the Reconciliation <strong>Study</strong> of revenues received by government entities and<br />
the amounts distributed on a central, regional and local level<br />
Since the official information on distribution of the mining, oil and gas canons, the oil sobrecanon<br />
(royalty surtax) and mining royalties is prepared by the public entities in aggregate form and does not<br />
detail the amounts to be distributed on payments made by each contributing company , and since<br />
the 51 companies signed up to the <strong>Study</strong> do not account for 100% of the domestic production of the<br />
resources that they extract, the amounts distributed by company were recalculated and it was<br />
deemed reasonable that the results of such recalculation ( as applicable) be lower than or equal to the<br />
official amounts reported by the pertaining public entities (PCM and INGEMMET).<br />
This review showed that for the Mining Canon, Mining Royalties, Oil Canon and Additional Oil Canon<br />
and for the Gas Canon, recalculation results were lower than or equal to the amounts reported by the<br />
PCM, which is consistent with above mentioned methodology.<br />
On the other hand, regarding the reconciliation of the Validity Rights received by INGEMMET and the<br />
amounts distributed by INGEMMET on a central, regional and local level, this review determined that<br />
the amount distributed by INGEMMET in most cases accounts for 75% of the amounts received as<br />
provided by applicable regulations. A recalculation was not necessary, because such information was<br />
provided by INGEMMET for the companies signed up to the <strong>Study</strong>.<br />
VIII.1.3 Findings of the Reconciliation <strong>Study</strong> regarding participation of the companies signed<br />
up to the <strong>Study</strong><br />
51 companies of the <strong>Peru</strong>vian extractive sector (18 companies from the hydrocarbon subsector and 33<br />
companies from the mining subsector) participated in this <strong>Second</strong> Reconciliation <strong>Study</strong>. This<br />
represents a 54.5% increase compared with the First <strong>Study</strong> conducted in 2009.<br />
Consultancy for the <strong>EITI</strong> <strong>Peru</strong> Multi-Sector Permanent Working Committee<br />
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