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Mongolia eighteenth EITI Reconciliation report 2023 What makes the 2023 or 18th Reconciliation Report of the Mongolian EITI different from previous reports? Summary 1st, we have signed an agreement with the Mongolian Dazo Company to comprehensively improve the EITI electronic reporting system. It has become easier for our companies to submit their reports electronically. https://ereports.eitimongolia.mn/. This Reconciliation Report mainly uses the information reported in the EITI electronic reporting system, and out of the 125 selected companies, the following 25 companies were not registered in the electronic system and did not submit their information (table 2, page 17). Also, 18 companies refused to participate in this report (table 10, pages 26-27). 2nd This report includes information on the “Hearing on coal theft” held in the Parliament in 2023 (pages 148-152). The purpose of this 18th report is to support the implementation of recommendations to improve transparency in accordance with the EITI standards, to assess the comprehensiveness and veracity of disclosed information, and to improve the government’s information system and natural resource governance. Key results: In 2023, the report included 8.1 trillion tugriks. The mining sector accounted for 29.9% of the state’s consolidated budget revenue, and coal miners alone accounted for 56.2% of the mining sector’s revenue. Revenue from the mineral resources sector amounted to 7,679.8 billion tugriks, an increase of 3,072.9 billion tugriks or 40.0 percent from the same period last year. The mining sector accounted for 28.7 percent of GDP in the fourth quarter of 2023, an increase of 5.1 percent compared to the same period of the previous year, 86.5 percent of export revenue, or 24.7 percent, and more than 31.6 percent of budget revenue. Mongolia set a target of exporting 50 million tons of coal to foreign markets in the 2023 budget amendment, and by the end of the year, it had exported 69.6 million tons of coal, an all-time record, exceeding the target by 39.2%. Key recommendation: Since legal shortcomings are affecting the successful implementation of the EITI, the recommendation to adopt the Law on Transparency in the Mineral Resources Sector is reiterated (Page 157-158). Download final report and appendices. |
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Mongolia seventeenth EITI Reconciliation report 2022 104 enterprises participated in this year's summary report of EITTS, which collected 5.3 trillion MNT in taxes to the state budget, which is an increase of 2.1 trillion MNT compared to 63 enterprises participating in 2021. In 2022, the government reported 1184 enterprises and the company reported 785 enterprises. Compared to previous years, the number of companies that sent reports has decreased by 600-700 companies, and their activity has weakened. The difference between the number of enterprises reported by the government and the number of enterprises reported by the company is 399 enterprises that have not been reported to either side. Out of a total of 1,184 enterprises, 9 enterprises collected 100 billion or more revenue from the government side, accounting for 81.5 percent of the total tax revenue. 85 enterprises that collected more than 1 billion in tax, 56 enterprises that collected more than 500 million in tax, 57 enterprises that collected more than 300 million in tax, and 977 enterprises that collected up to 300 million in tax, respectively. Download final report and appendices. |
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Mongolia sexteenth EITI Reconciliation report 2021 The International EITI Board in light of the difficult situation caused by the global Covid-19 pandemic recommended that the collection and dissemination of EITI reports be free of any health risks and that audits be performed flexibly. As of 2021, a total of 2,015 companies held 3,027 licenses, of which 1,591 submitted reports online. Mongolian EITI National Council endorsed the Mongolia EITI Reconciliation 2021 or 16th Report, which covered only 63 gold, coal and copper concentrate producers. Download final report and appendices. |
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Mongolia fifteenth EITI Reconciliation report 2020 The International EITI Board in light of the difficult situation caused by the global Covid-19 pandemic recommended that the collection and dissemination of EITI reports be free of any health risks and that audits be performed flexibly. As of 2020, a total of 2,363 companies held 2,642 licenses, of which 1,419 submitted reports online. Mongolian EITI National Council endorsed the Mongolia EITI Reconciliation 2020 or 15th Report, which covered only 60 gold, coal and copper concentrate producers.
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Mongolia fourteenth EITI Reconciliation report 2019 In old template, 1472 companies submitted their reports, 881 companies did not submit reports, and 633 companies submitted their reports in new template. Two ministries, four government agencies and local governments of 19 aimag and 8 districts reported receipts electronically.
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Mongolia thirteenth EITI Reconciliation report 2018 In 2018, 1490 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue from 1986 companies. In the final report 202 companies with material payment included and reconciled.
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Mongolia twelfth EITI Reconciliation report 2017 In 2017, 1489 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue from 2091 companies. In the final report 230 companies with material payment included and reconciled. The Independent Administrator verified that those 230 companies payd 2 trillion 207 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government recieved 2 trillion 206 billion tugrugs in 2017. Unresolved discrepancy left 236 million tugrug. Download final report and appendices |
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Mongolia eleventh EITI Reconciliation report 2016 In 2016, 1227 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue from 2086 companies. In the final report 213 companies with material payment included and reconciled. The Independent Administrator verified that those 213 companies payd 1 trillion 071 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government recieved 1 trillion 086 billion tugrugs in 2016. Unresolved discrepancy left 74 million tugrug. Download appendices and tables by excel format |
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Mongolia tenth EITI Reconciliation report 2015 In 2015, 747 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue from 1920 companies. In the final report 202 companies with material payment included and reconciled. The Independent Administrator verified that those 202 companies payd 1 trillion 393 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government recieved 1 trillion 392 billion tugrugs in 2015. Unresolved discrepancy left 112 million tugrug. |
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Mongolia ninth EITI Reconciliation report 2014 In 2014, 990 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue from 1573 companies. In the final report 236 companies with material payment included and reconciled. The Independent Administrator verified that those 236 companies payd 1 trillion 579 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government recieved 1 trillion 582 billion tugrugs in 2014. Unresolved discrepancy left 2,3 billion tugrug (581 million tugrugs except companies which didn't provide information). |
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Mongolia eighth EITI Reconciliation report 2013 In 2013, 1198 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue collected from 1617 companies. In the reconciliation report 250 companies with material payment included and reconciled. . The Independent Administrator verified that those 250 companies payd 1 trillion 576 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government received 1 trillion 576 billion tugrugs in 2013. Unresolved discrepancy left with the amount of 37 million tugrugs. |
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Mongolia seventh EITI Reconciliation report 2012 In 2012, 1527 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue collected from 1829 companies. In the reconciliation report 200 companies with material payment included and reconciled. . The Independent Administrator verified that those 200 companies payd 1 trillion 594 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government received 1 trillion 593 billion tugrugs in 2012. Unresolved discrepancy left with the amount of 360 million tugrugs. |
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Mongolia sixth EITI Reconciliation report 2011 In 2011, 300 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue collected from 518 companies. In the reconciliation report 200 companies with material payment included and reconciled. . The Independent Administrator verified that those 200 companies payd 2 trillion 150 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government received 2 trillion 150 billion tugrugs in 2011. Unresolved discrepancy left with the amount of 75 million tugrugs. |
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Mongolia fifth EITI Reconciliation report 2010 In 2010, 273 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue collected from 478 companies. In the reconciliation report 150 companies with material payment included and reconciled. . The Independent Administrator verified that those 150 companies paid 1 trillion 275 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government received 1 trillion 275 billion tugrugs in 2010. Unresolved discrepancy left with the amount of 0.3 million tugrugs. |
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Mongolia fourth EITI Reconciliation report 2009 In 2009, 129 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue collected from 363 companies. In the reconciliation report 101 companies with material payment included and reconciled. . The Independent Administrator verified that those 101companies paid 737.5 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government received 737.5 billion tugrugs in 2009. Unresolved discrepancy left with the amount of 58.1 million tugrugs. |
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Mongolia third EITI Reconciliation report 2008 In 2008, 113 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue collected from 184 companies. In the reconciliation report 46 companies with material payment included and reconciled. . The Independent Administrator verified that those 46 companies paid 686 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government received 685.6 billion tugrugs in 2008. Unresolved discrepancy left with the amount of 420.0 million tugrugs. |
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Mongolia second EITI Reconciliation report 2007 In 2007, 102 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue collected from 184 companies. In the reconciliation report 38 companies with material payment included and reconciled. . The Independent Administrator verified that those 38 companies paid 745 billion tugrugs to the state and local budget and government received 748.8 tugrugs in 2007. Unresolved discrepancy left with the amount of 775.1 million tugrugs. |
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Mongolia first EITI Reconciliation report 2006 In 2006, 64 companies have reported their payments and on the other side Government has reported its revenue collected from 134 companies. In the reconciliation report 25 companies with material payment included and reconciled. . The Independent Administrator verified that those 25 companies paid 492.3 tugrugs to the state and local budget and government received 467.2 billion tugrugs in 2006. Unresolved discrepancy left with the amount of 25 billion tugrugs. Later Ministry of Finance explained discrepancy with the amount of 21 billion tugrugs, but there is still unresolved discrepancy left with the amount of 4.0 billion tugrugs. |
