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Acacia paid $184m in taxes to governments in 2016By:Creamer Media Contributing Editor Online GOLD Gold miner Acacia Mining paid $184-million to the governments of countries where it operates in 2016. Of this, $88.11-million in income tax and royalties was paid the government of Tanzania. When payroll-related and other taxes are included, this figure rises to 165-million.
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