Government Regulation No. 98 / 2016 Coll.
Government regulation on remuneration rates
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Effective from 01.01.2017
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01.01.2017
06.04.2016
98
GOVERNMENT REGULATION
of 16 March 2016
on remuneration rates
The Government orders pursuant to Paragraph 33k (2) of Act No. 44 / 1988 Coll., on the Protection and Use of Mineral Wealth (Mining Act), as amended by Act No. 89 / 2016 Coll.:
Rates of remuneration of minerals gained
The remuneration rates for the various sub-bases are set out in the Annex to this Regulation.
Efficacy
This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2017.
Prime Minister:
Sobotka v. r.
Minister for Industry and Trade:
Ing. Mládek, CSc., v. r.
Annex to Government Regulation No 98 / 2016 Coll.
Rates of remuneration of minerals gained for each sub-base of remuneration
| Nerost, skupina nerostů | Jednotka | Sazba v Kč za jednotku |
|---|---|---|
| Ropa | m3 | 558,00 |
| Hořlavý zemní plyn | m3 | 0,27 |
| Uran | t | 5 834,13 |
| Cesium | kg | 160 782,00 |
| Cín | t | 22 726,00 |
| Lithium | t | 10 692,00 |
| Mangan | t | 2 308,00 |
| Měď | t | 7 115,00 |
| Rubidium | kg | 114 103,00 |
| Wolfram | t | 46 625,00 |
| Zlato | kg | 40 919,00 |
| Drahé kameny – vltavín | kg | 1 939,59 |
| Drahé kameny – granáty | kg | 1 500,00 |
| Drahé kameny – hmoty SiO2 | kg | 10,00 |
| Diatomit | t | 4,95 |
| Sklářský a slévárenský písek | t | 8,24 |
| Bentonit | t | 3,32 |
| Nerosty používané pro kamenickou výrobu, včetně štěpných břidlic | m3 | 17,55 |
| Sádrovec | t | 21,84 |
| Grafit | t | 30,00 |
| Technicky využitelné krystaly nerostů | t | 15,00 |
| Keramické a žáruvzdorné jíly a jílovce | t | 34,74 |
| Kaolin | t | 30,00 |
| Křemen, křemenec, dolomit, slín, čedič, znělec, trachyt, pokud tyto nerosty jsou vhodné k chemicko-technologickému zpracování nebo zpracování tavením, | t | 4,36 |
| Živec | t | 13,73 |
| Wollastonit | t | 5,00 |
| Vysokoprocentní vápenec | t | 10,55 |
| Ostatní vápence a cementářské suroviny | t | 3,25 |
| Uhlí černé | t | 9,90 |
| Uhlí hnědé dobývané povrchovým způsobem | GJ | 1,18 |
| Uhlí hnědé dobývané hlubinně | t | 3,88 |
| Stavební kámen | m3 | 2,91 |
| Štěrkopísky | m3 | 3,39 |
| Cihlářské suroviny | m3 | 1,40 |
| Ostatní nerosty | t | 50,37 |
Remarks
1. All types of usable flammable natural gas, regardless of its genesis, the storage method and the extraction method shall be considered as flammable natural gas. The natural gas used is also considered to be flammable gas linked to the oil deposits and the natural gas used to be bound to coal or bituminous rocks, regardless of how it is obtained.
2. The rate of remuneration for uranium, cesium, tin, lithium, manganese, copper, rubidium, tungsten and gold shall be fixed as pure metal in the final product of mining and treatment of the obtained ore.
3. Grapes for jewellery production, including jewellery, ornamental articles and similar products, are regarded as precious stones. The rate shall not apply to grenades from bearings extracted for use as technically usable mineral crystals, intended primarily for the manufacture of abrasive, filter and technical equipment.
4. All varieties of quartz, chalcedon and opal, including silicified parts of plants that are sharpened and polished, regardless of the content and form of SiO2, shall be regarded as precious stones - SiO2 matter. Expensive stones - SiO2 matter are also considered quartz crystals used as decorative objects. Quartz crystals used for their technical characteristics shall be considered as technically usable mineral crystals. Quartz used as a glass material is not regarded as an expensive stone - SiO2 matter.
5. Sedimentary high-SiO2 rocks, usable for glass production or foundry technology, shall be considered glass and foundry sands.
6. In addition, the Commission considers that the AGL does not constitute a selective advantage.
7. Mineral crystals, which are subsequently used for their properties (e.g. fissile, curvature, hardness, ability to sorbent other substances on the surface) for technical purposes (e.g. abrasive or filter materials), are considered to be technically usable.
8. All types of rock containing a usable proportion of kaolinite shall be considered kaolin, regardless of the quantity and quality of the matter obtained by the treatment of the kaolin obtained. The rate is set at the content of the utility component - kaolinite - in the rubanin.
9. In order to assess the suitability of quartz, quartz, dolomite, saliva, basalt, jingle, trachy and mineral properties and to use them in relation to chemical and technological processing or melting processes, the manufacture of goods by melting or heat treatment of minerals, cement, fertiliser production, chemical production, production of goods by milling mineral or similar production shall be considered as chemical and technological processing. The manufacture of foreign goods is not considered to be chemical-technological processing.
10. All species of the feldspar, regardless of their chemical composition, the form of occurrence and the genesis of the mining bearing, shall be considered as live. The rate is determined as the content of the utility component (i.e. the rotor) in the rubanin.
11. Limestone with a total carbonate component content exceeding 96% shall be considered as high percentage limestone; the MgCO3 content must not exceed 2%. Quality is evaluated in the self-conquering part of the bearing.
12. Black coal (coal) is also considered as anthracite.
13. Lignite, oxihumolite and other energy-usable solid bituminous minerals which are not black coal or anthracite are also considered as brown coal. For the determination of the calorific value of brown coal obtained in a surface manner, values collected for the purposes of solid fuel tax 1 may also be used).
14. All minerals, regardless of their composition and petrographic labelling, which are usable in construction and landscaping are considered a building block. In addition to the above, the Commission concludes that the AGL does not constitute State aid within the meaning of Article 107 (1) of the Treaty.
15. Clastic sedimentary or residual rocks, regardless of the petrographic composition, the degree of treatment of fragments and particles and the proportion of the clay component of the sediment, shall be regarded as gravel-gravel. Minerals which have a different rate of remuneration for their properties (e.g. rotors, glass and ceramic raw materials, minerals from which metals can be obtained by industry) are not regarded as gravel-gravel.
16. I consider myself to be foreign raw materials minerals used to produce foreign goods, regardless of their petrographic composition, quality and genesis. Minerals having their own rate of remuneration shall not be considered as alien raw materials.
17. All minerals of exclusive bearings which do not have a specified own rate of remuneration shall be considered as other minerals.
1) Section 6 of Act No. 261 / 2007 Coll., on the stabilisation of public budgets, as amended.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Government Decree No. 98 / 2016 Coll., on the remuneration rates |
|---|---|
| Regulation Type | Regulation |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 06.04.2016 |
|---|---|
| Effective from | 01.01.2017 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
Legal Areas:
Mining
Administrative law
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