The Voice Of Somaliland: Shirkadda TOTAL Oo Diiday Inay Bixiso Lacag Ay Ku Lahayd Xukuumadda Somaliland

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Shirkadda TOTAL Oo Diiday Inay Bixiso Lacag Ay Ku Lahayd Xukuumadda Somaliland

Hargeysa, April 07, 2006 (Somalilandtoday) – Shirkada Total ayaa diiday inay bixiso lacag ay xukuumadda Somaliland ku lahayd oo kala duwan, sida lagu sheegay warbixin uu agaasimihii hore ee waaxda kastamada ee wasaarada maaliyadda Somaliland ugu gudbiyey wasiirkiisa 02/07/2003.Sida uu qoray wargeyska haatuf cadadkiisii maanta Agaasimaha oo ka waramaya lacagaha ay Total diiday inay bixiso waxa uu ku yidhi qoraalkiisa. “lacagta lagu leeyahay shirkada Total:-

Taxes, fees arrears-ka lagu leeyahay muddada from April 1999 -10 June 2000.
Cashuur aan la bixin (Unpaid duties/Taxes)

Petrol 2,129.412m3 X $ 33.066= $70,411.137

Diesel 4,363.186M3 X $26.598= $116, 052.021

Jet A1 10,428.180M3 X $ 11.749= $122, 520.686

Sub Total: $ 308,983,844

Initial Capital Registration Tax = $35000Total: $343,983, 844”

Waxay ku andacoonayaan in dawladdu ku amartay inay ku iibiyaan qiime jaban shidaalka ka dibna ay ku khasaareen muddadii ay ku iibinayeen qiimahaasi lacag dhan $16,795 oo ay doonayaan inay ka goostaan cashuurta.

Waxa kale oo ay diidan yihiin inay cashuur ka bixiyaan shidaalka dayuuradaha Jet A1 wixii ay keeneen muddadii ka horeysay 05/04/2000 oo noqonaysa 8,803.39m3 oo iyadana ay doonayaan inay ka goostaan cashuurta lagu leeyahay, lacagteeduna dhan tahay US $ 103, 437.5.
Waxa kale oo ay diidan yihiin lacagta lagu magacaabo Depot Rental of Jet A1 oo ah $10 per m3, oo lacagteedu noqonayso $157,576,58 min bilawgii ilaa maanta. Lacagayawga ay goosteen sida heshiisku dhigayo muddada 11/06/200 – 31/06/2003 iyo tirooyinka shidaalada ay keeneen muddadaasi.

Mogas (petrol) Gasoile (Deiesel) Jet A148,625.942M3 102,744.868M3 15,757.658M3.
Throughput

1. Mogas 48,625.942M3X$24 = $1,167,022.60

2. Gasoil 102,744.868M3X$19= $ 1,952,152.50

3. Jet A1 15,757.658M3X24= $378,183.80.Total $3,497,358.90.

Depot Rental

1. Mogas 48,625.942M3X$7 = $340,381.59.

2. Gasoil 102,744.868M3X$7= $ 719,214.07.

3. Jet A1 15,757.658M3X7= $ 110,303.60.

Total $ 1,169,899.26.

Throughput $3,497,358.90.

Depot Rental $ 1,169,899.26.

Grand Total $ 4,677,258.16.”

Dhinaca kale agaasimahani waxa uu wasiirka maaliyadda u soo jeediyey in dib loo eego heshiiska ay xukuumaddu kula jirto shirkada Total, waxaanu yidhi. “dhinaca qodobada heshiiska (Agreement)

1. Muddada heshiisku waa 50 sannadood, waxayna u muuqataa mid aan ku haboonayn oo aad u dheer, una baahan dib u eegis si gaar ah.

2. waxa kale oo jira qodobo kale oo iyana u baahan dib u eegis waxaana ka mid ah qodobadan:

Article No. 1 Para 1.2 & 1.3

Article No. 2 Para 1.2 & 1.2

Article No. 3 Para 3.1 & 3.9

Article No. 4 Para 4.1 & 4.4

Article No. 5 Para 5.1 & 5.4

Article No. 6 Para 6.1 & .3

Heshiiska in la waafajiyo sharciga maalgelinta Somaliland (Somaliland Envestment Law), sharciga shaqaalaha rayidka Somaliland (Labour Code) iyo shuruucda maaliyada iyo ganacsiga (Financial Regulations & Laws) meelaha ay ka khusayso qodobada heshiiska shirkada Total”.
Ayuu agaasimuhu ku yidhi qoraalkiisa.

Liibaan Maaweel Shire

Somalilandtoday Correspondent

Hargeisa, Somaliland.

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