The so-called exceptional tax is calculated "Solidarity contribution" on the profits of oil and gas companies, and is 33 percent on profits above the average taxable profits of oil and gas companies.
Meanwhile, UK Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt said in a statement last November that the energy industry would be subject to an expanded dividend tax of 35 percent until 2028.
The government said in Britain The expanded tax, which ends on March 31, 2028, would generate regarding $40 billion in income over the next six years.
And the revenues of energy companies rose dramatically due to an energy crisis that hit the world following the eruption Ukrainian crisis In February of 2022.
And the huge rise in the profits of oil and gas companies around the world prompted the US president joe biden In the month of June to say that the firm "Exxon Mobil" America has achieved "record profits" In due to rising energy prices.
Also due to lose states European Union The ability to buy Russian oil And its products completely next February, with the entry into force of the ban on energy products on the Russian side, as part of Western sanctions once morest Moscow.
And last November, David Pance, president of the company "twenty" in a United kingdomHe indicated that the company will evaluate its projects separately, following the expanded tax damage on the profits of energy companies.
Company will be announced "twenty" announced its profits in the last quarter of 2022 on February 2, and indicated that it expects to record losses ranging from $550 million to $750 million in adjusted profits during the last quarter of last year.
The company said that the additional EU and UK fees on profits would not affect its results.
The company said in a statement "CNBC"The energy sector needs confidence in order to be able to increase the required investments in the sector.
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The European Union had agreed last September that comp oil And gas will pay tax on excess profits during 2022 and the current year.
The exceptional tax called “solidarity contribution” is calculated on the profits of oil and gas companies, and it amounts to 33 percent on profits that exceed the average taxable profits in oil and gas companies.
Meanwhile, UK Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt said in a statement last November that the energy industry would be subject to an expanded dividend tax of 35 percent until 2028.
The government said in Britain The expanded tax, which ends on March 31, 2028, would generate regarding $40 billion in income over the next six years.
And the revenues of energy companies rose dramatically due to an energy crisis that hit the world following the eruption Ukrainian crisis In February of 2022.
And the huge rise in the profits of oil and gas companies around the world prompted the US president joe biden In June to say that the company “Exxon MobilAmerica has achieved “record profits” due to high energy prices.
Also due to lose states European Union The ability to buy Russian oil And its products completely next February, with the entry into force of the ban on energy products on the Russian side, as part of Western sanctions once morest Moscow.
And last November, David Pance, president oftwenty” in a United kingdomHe indicated that the company will evaluate its projects separately, following the expanded tax damage on the profits of energy companies.
Shell is scheduled to announce its profits in the fourth quarter of 2022 on February 2, and indicated that it expects to record losses ranging from $550 million to $750 million in adjusted profits during the last quarter of last year.
The company said that the additional EU and UK fees on profits would not affect its results.
The company said in a statement published by “CNBC” that the energy sector needs confidence in order to be able to increase the required investments in the sector.
