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1 Pennsylvania’s Severance Tax: The Impact Fee
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2 PA Oil & Gas Act What is Act 13 of 2012?
First comprehensive re-write of Pennsylvania oil and gas act in nearly 30 years Three major components: Enhanced environmental standards Setbacks, permitting standards, bonding, chemical disclosure, water protection, public notice, penalties Uniformity of local ordinances Imposition and distribution of impact fee

3 Paying Their Fair Share
Other Taxes and Fees Imposed on Industry: Corporate Net or Personal Income Taxes Sales and Use Tax Liquid Fuels Tax More than $2.1 billion since 2007 (not including impact fee) $5,000 per drilling permit ($10 million in 2017) Other fees: $200/permit for orphan well plugging $50/permit for abandoned well plugging $50/well to PA PUC for administration

4 Paying Their Fair Share
Impact Fee Revenues to Date Year Distributed Amount 2012 $204.2 M 2013 $202.5 M 2014 $225.8 M 2015 $223.5 M 2016 $187.7 M 2017 $173.3 M 2018 $209.6 M TOTAL: $1.427 Billion

5 PA’s Severance Tax

6 Benefiting PA Communities
Where does the money go? 60% - Host counties and municipalities Based upon drilling activity as determined by DEP 40% - Statewide programs Marcellus Legacy Fund 25% to all counties for at-risk bridges 25% Water & Sewer projects (H2O and Pennvest) 20% CFA for competitive environmental grants 15% to all counties for recreation & greenways 10% to Growing Greener 5% to HSCA

7 Impact Fee Distributions


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