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Fiscal Regime Analysis

Fiscal Regime Analysis MCP Connector for Claude

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Analyze economic outcomes for oil and gas projects using Concessionary and PSC models.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner
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This MCP server provides specialized tools to evaluate the fiscal impact of hydrocarbon extraction. It allows users to calculate government and contractor takes, effective tax rates, and net profits under different legal frameworks. Use analyze_concession_economics for concession-based projects, analyze_psc_economics for Production Sharing Contracts, and compare_regimes to determine which model yields a higher contractor take for a specific scenario. It also includes get_fiscal_summary for high-level economic splits.

Available Tools

analyze_concession_tool, analyze_psc_tool, compare_regimes_tool, get_fiscal_summary_tool

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

analyze_psc_tool

Evaluates the fiscal outcome for a project operating under a Production Sharing Contract (PSC)

compare_regimes_tool

Provides a direct comparison between a Concessionary model and a PSC model

get_fiscal_summary_tool

Generates a high-level summary of the economic split for a given project scenario

analyze_concession_tool

Evaluates the fiscal outcome for a project operating under a Concessionary regime

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Calculate the economics for a concession project with $1,000,000 revenue, 10% royalty, 30% tax, and $500,000 operating costs.

The government take is $190,000, the contractor take is $310,000, and the effective tax rate is 19%.

Compare a concession model (1000 revenue, 0.1 royalty, 0.3 tax, 500 costs) with a PSC model (1000 revenue, 0.7 cost limit, 0.5 profit split, 500 costs, 0.3 tax).

The PSC model is the winner for the contractor.

What is the economic split if the government takes $400 and the contractor takes $600?

The total value is $1,000, with a 40% government share and a 60% contractor share.

The Concessionary model involves the contractor paying royalties and taxes, while the Production Sharing Contract (PSC) involves splitting 'profit oil' after cost recovery. Tools available: `analyze_concession_tool`, `analyze_psc_tool`, `compare_regimes_tool`.

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