Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: November 8, 2024) |
Title 30 - Mineral Resources |
Chapter XII - Office of Natural Resources Revenue, Department of the Interior |
SubChapter A - Natural Resources Revenue |
Part 1204 - Alternatives for Marginal Properties |
Subpart A - General Provisions |
§ 1204.1 - What is the purpose of this part? |
§ 1204.2 - What definitions apply to this part? |
§ 1204.3 - What alternatives are available for marginal properties? |
§ 1204.4 - What is a marginal property under this part? |
§ 1204.5 - What statutory requirements must I meet to obtain royalty prepayment or accounting and auditing relief? |
§ 1204.6 - May I appeal if ONRR denies my request for prepayment or other relief? |
Subpart B - Prepayment of Royalty |
Subpart C - Accounting and Auditing Relief |
§ 1204.200 - What is the purpose of this subpart? |
§ 1204.201 - Who may obtain accounting and auditing relief? |
§ 1204.202 - What is the cumulative royalty reports and payments relief option? |
§ 1204.203 - What is the other relief option? |
§ 1204.204 - What accounting and auditing relief will ONRR not allow? |
§ 1204.205 - How do I obtain accounting and auditing relief? |
§ 1204.206 - What will ONRR do when it receives my request for other relief? |
§ 1204.207 - Who will approve, deny, or modify my request for accounting and auditing relief? |
§ 1204.208 - May a State decide that it will or will not allow one or both of the relief options under this subpart? |
§ 1204.209 - What if a property ceases to qualify for relief obtained under this subpart? |
§ 1204.210 - What if a property is approved as part of a nonqualifying agreement? |
§ 1204.211 - When may ONRR rescind relief for a property? |
§ 1204.212 - What if I took relief for which I was ineligible? |
§ 1204.213 - May I obtain relief for a property that benefits from other Federal or State incentive programs? |
§ 1204.214 - Is minimum royalty due on a property for which I took relief? |
§ 1204.215 - Are the information collection requirements in this subpart approved by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)? |