Sustainable Development > Business Ethics > Transparency of Government Payments |
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We endorse the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), which is a commitment for governments to disclose revenues, and for oil, gas and mining companies to disclose payments to governments. The DRC and Indonesia are candidate countries under EITI and, thus, our TFM and PTFI operations participate directly in the process. Our Cerro Verde operation also participates in Peru, which became an EITI compliant country in February 2012. In 2011, the United States declared that it will implement the EITI, and we will participate and support the process of implementation. Our payments to host governments via taxes, royalties, and other obligations are a significant contribution to national, regional and local development. In addition to our EITI commitments, our practice is to report material cash payments to governments in all countries in which we conduct business, as presented below.
Click here for a reconciliation of payments to governments presented in the 2011 Key Economic Contributions by Operating Region table and 2011 Cash Payments to Governments tables. |
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