Central Bank of Sudan Annual Report 2015

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Feld Wert
Sector Oil and Gas
Country Sudan
Year 2015
RGI Edition Year 2017
Topic Legislation and regulation, Mandatory payment disclosure, Open data, Revenue management, Revenue sharing, Sovereign wealth funds, Subnational governance, Tax policy and revenue collection
Document Type Report
RGI Sub-component Taxation
RGI Questions 1.2.1a: Does the government publicly disclose data on the volume of extractive resource production?,
1.2.1c: Is the data disclosed on the volume of extractive resource production machine-readable?,
2.1.1a: Does the government have an online data portal containing publicly available data on reserves, production and exports?,
1.2.4c: Is the most recent publicly available data on tax and payment receipts disaggregated by payment type?,
2.1.5b: Is the most recent publicly available information on the national debt disaggregated by currency denomination (i.e. foreign or domestic)?,
2.2a: Does the central government transfer extractive resource revenues to subnational governments?,
2.2.3a: From 2015 onwards, did the central government disclose the amount of revenues transferred to subnational governments?,
2.3.2d: From 2015 onwards, has the government adhered to the numeric rules governing the size of deposits into the sovereign wealth fund?
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Publisher Central Bank of Sudan
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Source or API link http://www.cbos.gov.sd/sites/default/files/anual_report_arabic_2015.pdf
Verantwortlicher Natural Resource Governance Institute
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