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Mining fiscal regimes — all 40 jurisdictions

The statutory fiscal terms of every country Afrimintel covers, read live from /api/v1/fiscal-regimes.json. Nothing on this page is typed into the HTML: the table is rendered from the feed at load, so this surface cannot drift from the data it reports.

Statutory, not effective — read this first.

Every rate here is the term written in the country's Mining Code, Minerals Act or Finance Act — the rate on the statute book. It is not the effective rate a particular project pays, which is shaped by fiscal-stability clauses, tax holidays, and negotiated Mineral Development Agreements that can override the code. Where a rate is set by an implementing decree a government has not published (e.g. Gabon's 2024 decree, Burundi's pending ordinance), the feed says so rather than carry a stale number. Every row carries a Basis badge that is honest about its source: primary law means the rate was read from the primary statute text (gazette, FAOLEX, AMLA, or an official government law repository); legal summary means it was located via an authoritative summary of the named statute (a law-firm mining-tax guide, IMF or FERDI) and is flagged for a primary-text re-anchor; decree unpublished means the rate is set by an implementing decree the government has not published. The named law is shown for every entry regardless.

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