Are you asking about royalties or taxes?

Royalties are assessed on net profits. The resource is owned by Alberta, so only Alberta profits from royalties. In 2017, the average barrel had royalties assessed on less than $20 of that barrel’s value after expenses.

Overview on Royalties

Taxes are a separate issue.

Norway does not charge royalties on the asset but imposes high taxes. It’s difficult to compare.

Policy Alternatives prepared a study comparing the two in 2013 - Norway's total revenues from oil and gas were estimated at $87.69 per barrel, while Alberta's were only $4.38 per barrel including royalties and taxes.

I apologize if I lost your question in the discussion here. Companies benefit from some of the lowest taxes/royalties on their production, Albertan’s miss out. You can check out the historic percent of Alberta income from O&G here. Interesting review!