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          taxpayer, with its first fiscal year for the short period ending            
          June 30, 1980.                                                              
               EGPC's tax payments of its own tax liability are posted to             
          EGPC's tax file (No. 440/6) by the ETD.  EGPC's tax returns are             
          audited by the Petroleum Section of the Department of Tax on                
          Joint Stock Companies within the ETD.                                       
               On EGPC's Egyptian income tax returns for years prior to its           
          taxable year ended June 30, 1993, EGPC credited royalty payments            
          and income taxes paid on behalf of its foreign partners against             
          its own income tax liabilities.                                             
               For the 1975 to 1980 tax years, ETD did not challenge the              
          credit taken by EGPC against its tax liability for taxes paid on            
          behalf of foreign partners, including Amoco Egypt.  See infra pp.           
          42-46 for subsequent action by the ETD.                                     
          Egyptian Petroleum Concession Agreements - General Principles               
               Under Egyptian law and the Egyptian constitution, the ARE              
          owns all that country's natural resources.  Rules and procedures            
          for granting concessions relating to the exploitation of the                
          ARE's natural resources are established by law.  The Ministry of            
          Petroleum and Mineral Resources (formerly known as the Ministry             
          of Industry, Petroleum and Mineral Wealth) (both hereinafter                
          referred to as the Petroleum Ministry) whose top executive is the           
          Minister of Petroleum is part of the executive branch of the                








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