Guyanese citizens pay taxes and expect everyone to pay their fair share. Tax revenue funds essential services, including the salaries of customs officers who verify foreign oil workers’ identities, and pensions for seniors. Given this context, it is troubling that oil companies pay no taxes on their profits. According to the Bank of Guyana, personal…
Every Man, Woman and Child in Guyana Must Become Oil-Minded – Column 163 Introduction Following part one of this column, which was taken up by Kaieteur News, the Ministry of Natural Resources issued a defensive statement attacking the newspaper for questioning why ExxonMobil reported US$10 billion in profits while Guyana received only US$2.6 billion. Logically,…
On Monday, June 16th, during an interview of Christopher Ram on a prominent Guyanese social media platform, outrageous claims were made by one of the co-hosts, a columnist for the Guyana Chronicle. The Chronicle columnist claimed that Guyana has received US$13 billion in oil income and that Guyana had received more than the oil consortium…
Income Tax Expense Bar Chart Income Tax Expense Comparison (2020-2024) Note: Total Oil Companies Tax Expense was US$5,230,524,082.00 whereas Guyana’s total income was US$6,275,194,950.97
Every Man, Woman and Child in Guyana Must Become Oil-Minded – Column 162 Columns 159 – 161 examined the individual income statements of each Stabroek Block contractor in detail. Today’s column shifts focus to analyse the combined results of the three entities, providing a broader perspective on the collective financial performance and strategic positioning of…
Guyana Oil Income vs Companies Profit Guyana Oil Income vs Oil Companies Profit (2020-2024) Total Guyana Income $6.28B 2020-2024 Total Companies Profit $29.00B 2020-2024 Profit to Revenue Ratio 4.6:1 Average 2020-2024 Key Insights: Both Guyana’s oil income and companies’ profit have grown significantly from 2020-2024 Oil companies’ profit consistently exceeds Guyana’s income by a factor…
Pie Chart 2024 Stabroek Block: Guyana’s missing US$4.2 billion profit share US$2.6b received US$4.2b missing Guyana Actual Take: US$2.6 billion (14.6%) Guyana’s Profit US$2.2b and Royalty US$0.4b Guyana’s Missing Profit: US$4.2 billion (23.6%) Remaining Revenues: 11.0 billion (61.8%) Total 2024 Revenues: US$17.8b & Pre-tax profit: US$12.9b
Pie Chart 2024 Stabroek Block: 50/50 Pre-tax Profit Share? US$2.2 billion (17.1%) US$10.7 billion (82.9%) Guyana: US$2.2 billion (17.1%) EMGL/HESS/CNOOC: US$10.7 billion (82.9%) Total Stabroek Block Pre-tax Profits: US$12.9 billion Pie Chart 2024 Stabroek Block: 50/50 After-tax Profit Share? US$2.2 billion (21.2%) US$8.2 billion (78.8%) Guyana: US$2.2 billion (21.2%) EMGL/HESS/CNOOC: US$8.2 billion (78.8%) Total Stabroek…
It is sickening to look and listen to a daily diet of the PPP/C’s blatant falsehoods suggesting that the terms in the lop-sided Oil Contracts were created by the APNU/AFC Coalition – a lie perpetrated to cover-up the PPP/C’s spinelessness in not seeking Contract renegotiations to make a better deal with Exxon for a fair…
Dear Editor, The Oil and Gas Governance Network (OGGN) here amplifies Ms Danuta Radzik’s letter in Stabroek News on 30 May ‘Reported 77% reduction in fish exports and reduction on catches can be attributed to the tonnes of toxic waste discharged into the ocean’. We take up numbered paragraph 8 in Ms Radzik’s letter, on…
