Quartz Mining Royalty Regulation — Canada — Yukon law | Esheria

Quartz Mining Royalty Regulation

This regulation defines key terms for quartz mining royalty calculations and sets how mine production, market value, related persons, and commencement or end of production are determined.

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Jurisdiction
Canada — Yukon
Instrument
Regulation
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Official source
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annual return annual returns assessment and objections co-production apportionment community development expenses deductions deductions and allowances depreciation allowances development allowance foreign currency conversion inspection and audit mine operations mine ownership change mine production mineral valuation minerals valuation pre-production royalty production suspension recordkeeping related persons royalty calculation royalty compliance royalty reporting valuation of precious stones

Statute overview

About this statute

This regulation defines key terms for quartz mining royalty calculations and sets how mine production, market value, related persons, and commencement or end of production are determined. This part sets rules for valuing mine production, excluding hedging gains/losses from value, and sets deduction and development-allowance rules for mines. This segment rules how certain mine costs, reimbursements, insurance proceeds, depreciation allowances, and community development expenses affect the mine’s royalty calculations, and lists several costs that cannot be claimed as deductions or allowances. The provision bars double deductions, limits deductions after certain valued precious-stone sales or transfers, and sets rules for co-production apportionment and Ministerial approval, amendment, suspension, and cancellation. This part lets the official operator give notice of a production suspension, lets the Minister end a suspension by order, and sets royalty and deduction effects when production is suspended or restarts. It also requires annual returns and sets reporting details for pre-production royalty calculations.