Tullow Oil reveals $387m in total tax assessments from Ghana            

 The company said it will continue talks with the government to try and resolve the disputes.

Tullow Oil is seeking arbitration over $387m (€360m) in tax assessments it received from Ghana, part of the cash-strapped government’s review of past payments by some of the West African nation’s largest companies.

Arbitration has been requested with the International Chamber of Commerce in London over two notices it received from the Ghana Revenue Authority, Tullow has said in a statement.