The capital gains tax on ExxonMobil’s $2.8 billion deal to acquire a 25% of Eni’s Area 4 will provide a much-needed cash injection for Mozambique, but will fall far short of the $1.4 billion windfall the government had hoped for – and won’t be paid in time to help with the next external debt repayments…...
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