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178 Appendix 9Situation in 2004Fiscal framework - 2004Area fee 3000 CFAF/haFelling tax 2.50% of the log FOB valueSawmill entry tax 2.25% of the log FOB valueLog export tax 17.50% of the log FOB valueAyous - ValuesSapelli - ValuesFOB values 2004 FOB values 2004Log 90,100 CFAF/m 3 Log 128,250 CFAF/m 3Sawnwood 210,000 CFAF/m 3 Sawnwood 295,000 CFAF/m 3Veneer 270,000 CFAF/m 3 Veneer 270,000 CFAF/m 3Ayous - TaxesSapelli - TaxesArea feeArea feeTotal areafeeArea fee pervolume600,000,000 CFAF Total areafee9,000 CFAF/m 3 Area fee pervolume600,000,000 CFAF9,000 CFAF/m 3Felling taxFelling taxLogs 2,253 CFAF/m 3 Logs 3,206 CFAF/m 3Sawmill entry taxSawmill entry taxLogs 2,027 CFAF/m 3 Logs 2,886 CFAF/m 3Tax on log exportTax on log exportLog exporttax15,768 CFAF/m 3 Log exporttax22,444 CFAF/m 3Surtax 4,000 CFAF/m 3 Surtax 4,000 CFAF/m 3TotalTotalLog 33,048 CFAF/m 3 Log 41,536 CFAF/m 336.7% 32.4%Sawnwood 40,242 CFAF/m 3sawnwoodSawnwood 45,733 CFAF/m 3sawnwood19.2% 15.5%Veneer 24,145 CFAF/m 3 Veneer 18,349 CFAF/m 3Delivered veneer by The World Bank e-library to:The World Bankveneer8.9% IP : 192.86.100.34Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:06:186.8%(c) The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank
Modeling the Impact of Changing Fiscal Pressure 179MODEL 2: Impacts of fiscal pressure on forest firmsBased on the results of Model 1, mean values were calculated for FOBprices and taxes, based on a 66 percent to 34 percent ratio of ayous tosapelli. The values used to calculate the results discussed in chapter 5 areprovided in the table below.1992 mean* 1998 mean* 2004 mean*FOB value - log 56,850 94,478 103,071FOB value - sawnwood 140,000 233,260 238,900FOB value - veneer 112,500 270,000 270,000Taxation on log (m 3 ) 7,219 23,396 35,933Taxation on sawnwood (m 3 ) 4,073 32,603 42,109Taxation on veneer (m 3 ) 2,444 24,286 22,174as percent FOB value for logs 12.2% 24.9% 35.2%as percent FOB value for sawnwood 2.9% 14.1% 17.9%as percent FOB value for veneer 2.2% 9.0% 8.2%* Composition = ayous, 66%; sapelli, 44%Delivered by The World Bank e-library to:The World BankIP : 192.86.100.34Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:06:18(c) The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development / The World Bank
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