The PL defines new rules for the calculation of royalties and special participations owed by the oil industry to the Union and federated units (States and Municipalities)
This Tuesday (28th) the Mining and Energy Commission of the Chamber of Deputies discusses a bill that modifies the petroleum law. The debate responds to the deputy’s request Hugo Leal (PSD-RJ), who is the author of the proposal (PL 50/24).
The PL defines new rules for the calculation of public participation (royalties and special participations) owed by the oil industry to the Union and federated units (States and Municipalities). The debate will take place at 9.00, in plenary 14.
The parliamentarian claims that the proposal was presented with the aim of simplifying the calculation of oil royalties, putting an end to the existing gap in payments, which generated losses for the Union and had a direct impact on the state of Rio de Janeiro, which is the largest beneficiary of these royalties. resources.
Hugo Leal adds that the current calculation methodology does not reflect the market value of the product, resulting in values lower than those practiced by the market and causing significant losses for Brazilian cities.
“It is necessary that the Petroleum Law directly establishes objective criteria to obtain a reference price for royalties and special participations, in line with commercial reality, also mitigating the possible negative effects linked to price manipulation”explained the Rio de Janeiro deputy.
*Article published on information from Agência Câmara de Notícias.
Source: Terra
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