Long considered a mailbox investment, royalties are paid first from a well’s pre-expensed production revenue. Royalty owners typically receive 12-25% of cash flow after production taxes have been paid.
Royalty payments are made for as long as an asset produces, which can be upwards of forty years or more in some fields.
Royalty owners are not subject to capital calls or operator assessments; they are not responsible for any costs associated with the drilling of wells nor costs related to production, transportation, marketing, and/or ongoing maintenance of oil and gas properties. In addition, Royalty owners bear no drilling or operating liabilities.
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Royalty owners enjoy a depletion allowance which waives income taxes on the first 15% of royalty income on an annual basis.
As like-kind property, oil and gas royalties are eligible for IRC-1031 Exchanges, which provides capital gains tax relief for real estate and energy investors. Click here to learn more.
Royalty owners are not subject to capital calls or operator assessments; they are not responsible for any costs associated with the drilling of wells nor costs related to production, transportation, marketing, and/or ongoing maintenance of oil and gas properties. In addition, Royalty owners bear no drilling or operating liabilities.
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