Estimate oil and gas severance tax by US state with built-in rate tables, monthly production input, and annual effective rate benchmarking.
Estimate oil and gas severance tax by US state with built-in rate tables, monthly production input, and annual effective rate benchmarking.
Production accountants and asset analysts estimating state severance tax on oil and gas volumes.
Applies state oil and gas severance rates to monthly production and revenue, supports high-cost gas and enhanced-recovery exemption flags, and benchmarks each of six states on its own rates. Per-Mcf gas taxes (North Dakota, Louisiana) are applied to volume. Rates are illustrative defaults: confirm them against current state law.
• Instructions & Legend • Production Input • State Rate Tables — TX, OK, ND, NM, LA, WY • Tax Calculation • Exemptions • Annual Summary — six-state benchmark table and charts • Oil vs Gas Tax Chart — monthly comparison • Summary
Tax = value × state rate (per-Mcf states: Mcf × $/Mcf), less exemptions; effective rate = tax / (oil revenue + gas revenue)
• Excel 2016+; 110+ formulas; 12-month production sample; 6 states • MDT professional color scheme throughout • Yellow cells = inputs; white cells = formulas
Built by petroleum engineers for petroleum engineers. All workbooks require only Microsoft Excel (2016+) — no plugins, no subscriptions. www.reservoir-risk-solutions.com
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