The average mining company has not paid tax, arguing coal price is down, so that the license can not be issued,"Banjarmasin, South Kalimantan (AntaranewsKalsel) - Head of South Kalimantan One Stop Integrated Services (BPTSP) Syamsir Rahman said until now only seven of the 60 mining companies deserve a license extension.
According to Syamsir in Banjarmasin on Monday, the seven mining companies had completed all the requirements established and has been declared clear and clean (CnC).
While the remaining 53 are still not acceptable, because they can not complete all the requirements. "The average mining company has not paid tax, arguing coal price is down, so that the license can not be issued," he said.
These companies, he added, are now working to complete all the requirements, including provisions must CnC.
Some companies, he said, leaving the entire file they submitted in BPTSP, to complete the requirement left. However, some companies choose to do the process from the beginning.
Head of Mining Agency Kustono Widodo said the number of mining companies in South Kalimantan now reached 861 mining concessions and 19 PKP2B companies.
The whole mining companies, he said, are obliged to report all data related to the company's operation to the Mining Agency.
"There are some districts reporting permits mining companies in their region, but some are not at all," he said.
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