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the stage of surplus is reached, where he can start recovering the excess over minimum
           rent. Short workings can only be recouped from the transactions relating to future royalty
           payments only, not backward. Depending on the terms of the royalty contract, the lessee
           can start paying for the actual royalty after full or partial recovery of short workings.

           Rights of recoupment
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           Right to recoupment in any royalty agreement can either be fixed right or floating right: -
           Fixed right: The lessee has the right to recoup short workings for a fixed time period. In
           this case the lessor agrees to compensate the lessee for the losses incurred in the previous
           years, by allowing him to recover the difference between actual royalty and minimum
           rent for a fixed number of years. For example, the lessor may agree to compensate the
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           lessee for the short workings only during the first five years, after which any balance of
           short workings not recouped will be transferred to the statement of profit or loss as an
           expense to the lessee and an income to the lessor.

           Floating right: In this case, the lessee has a right to recover the short workings of any
           year during the next agreed number of years, following the payment of short workings.
           This means the short workings of each year if not recovered, will be carried forward not
           further than the next agreed number of years. For example, if the recoverable agreed
           period is two years, short workings of the first year can be recouped in the second and/
           or third year. Similarly, short workings of the fifth year, can be recouped during the
           sixth year and/or seventh year. If it is not possible to recoup the short workings during
           the agreed period, the short workings not recouped will be transferred to statement of
           profit or loss as an expense to the lessee and an income to the lessor.

             Example: 6.2
            The following table shows the actual royalty, minimum rent, royalty paid and short
            workings. The lessee had the right to recoup short workings during the first three (3)
            years:

                                                                                        Short
                       Actual  Minimum rent      Royalty paid           Short
            Year      royalty                                       workings        workings
                                                                                    recouped
                         TZS             TZS             TZS             TZS             TZS
            2022    2,400,000        4,000,000      4,000,000       1,600,000               -

            2023    3,600,000        4,000,000      4,000,000         400,000                -

            2024    4,800,000        4,000,000      4,000,000                -        800,000







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