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Minerals resource rent tax

Minerals resource rent tax After several years of debate, and various iterations, the controversial Minerals Resource Rent Tax (MRRT) came into effect on 1 July 2012. It seeks to tax the upstream profits derived by Australian iron ore and coal miners at an effective rate of 22.5%.

Deloitte has been involved in various aspects of consultation since the MRRT was first introduced in 2010 and we have assisted numerous taxpayers assess the potential impact of the MRRT, and its predecessor, the Resources Super Profits Tax (RSPT), since that time.

With the combined resources of our dedicated tax, transfer pricing, valuations, accounting, economics, legal and consulting specialists we can offer a seamless and fully integrated service to help your business manage all the implications of the MRRT to become 'MRRT ready'.

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1 September 2012 MRRT Update: Overcoming the tax hurdles
29 March 2012 MRRT Bill 2011 given Royal Assent
19 March 2012 Senate passes MRRT Bill and associated legislation
14 March 2012 Senate Economics Legislation Committee presents report into the MRRT
2 November 2011 Minerals Resource Rent Tax introduced into the House of Representatives and passed on 23 November 2011
18 September 2011 Second and final exposure draft of the MRRT released for comment by 5 October 2011
10 July 2011 Resources taxation reform and financial reporting 
10 June 2011 Minerals Resource Rent Tax exposure draft legislation released 
9 July 2010 Digging through the details: The new minerals resource rent tax (MRRT) and expanded petroleum resource rent tax (PRRT)
5 July 2010 Minerals resource rent tax will boost expansion and M&As, says Deloitte
June 2010 Under pressure? Some implications and practical issues with the resources super profits tax for the oil and gas industry
24 May 2010 Between a rock and a hard place? Some practical issues with the RSPT for the mining industry
18 May 2010 Impact of RSPT on financial reporting
2 May 2010 Uncertainty will impact resource sector investment

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