Royalty Calculation Errors
Definition
State varying royalty rates (e.g., 5% for ores in SA, tiered in QLD) with strict sequential valuation methods and 30% deduction cap from July 2023 create error-prone manual processes, leading to overpaid royalties which are tax-deductible but still a direct loss.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 2-5% overpayment of mineral value per return period (e.g., 5% rate on $100M value = AUD 5M base; errors add AUD 100K-250K)
- Frequency: Bi-annual or quarterly returns per tenement
- Root Cause: Complex sequential valuation hierarchy and deduction thresholds applied manually
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Metal ore miners in Australia overpay AUD 2-5% of mineral value on royalties due to calculation errors. Automation of valuation and deduction logic eliminates this risk.
Affected Stakeholders
Mine Managers, Finance Accountants, Tenement Holders
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Incorrect Market Value Reporting
Prescribed Costs Deduction Limits
Gemeindevereinbarung Compliance-Verstöße und behördliche Sanktionen
Manuelle CDA-Dokumentation und Stakeholder-Verwaltung verursacht Projektverschiebungen
Unvollständige Stakeholder-Daten führen zu suboptimalen CDA-Vereinbarungen und Community-Konflikten
Capacity Loss from Assay Bottlenecks
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