Gold Mining Investment Incentives in Tanzania: Current Issues and the Possible Remedies

  • Lu Y
  • G. Marco K
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Abstract

In recent years Tanzania has seen a rapid growth of its gold mining sector, the trend which has made the country the third largest gold producer in Africa. This growth is attributed much to the favorable investment climate created by the government for Multinational mining companies through the provision of various tax incentives and the ongoing discovery of new mining locations. Although tax incentives are attributed much for the promising trend of the mining sector, but, there is a controversy linking the granted incentives and the actual benefits the country realizes. The provided tax incentives seem to be way too generous causing the country to lose substantial amount of much-needed tax revenues. The practices of the incoming mining companies and local tax authorities are largely blamed for the ongoing trend.

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Lu, Y., & G. Marco, K. (2010). Gold Mining Investment Incentives in Tanzania: Current Issues and the Possible Remedies. International Journal of Business and Management, 5(2). https://doi.org/10.5539/ijbm.v5n2p99

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