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Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

EAIG5000 · Assessments under provisions in the Hydrocarbon Oil Duties Act 1979

  • EAIG5100 · Assessments relating to oils
  • EAIG5200 · Tied oils
  • EAIG5300 · Rebated heavy oil used as fuel for or taken into a road vehicle
  • EAIG5400 · Misuse of kerosene
  • EAIG5500 · Light oil used as furnace oil
  • EAIG5600 · Mixing of rebated oils
  • EAIG5700 · Road fuel gas
  • EAIG5800 · Duty free and rebated oil: failure to comply with requirements in regulations
  1. Assessments under provisions in the Hydrocarbon Oil Duties Act 1979: contents
  2. Assessments under provisions in the Hydrocarbon Oil Duties Act 1979: tied oils

EAIG5200 | Assessments under provisions in the Hydrocarbon Oil Duties Act 1979: tied oils

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

Notice 184A (HMRC website) Mineral (hydrocarbon) oil put to certain use: excise duty relief explains how relief may be obtained from excise duty on oil put to certain industrial uses. This is commonly known as the Tied Oils Scheme. Section 9 of HODA refers.

Section 10(3) provides the power to assess in situations where

  • oil is put to a use that does not qualify for relief under section 9 without prior payment of the duty (for example, no relief is allowed on oil used as heating fuel), or

  • a person acquires or takes into any vehicle, appliance or storage tank oil delivered under the terms of section 9 in order to put the oil to ineligible use.

The amount assessed is an amount equal to the excise duty on like oil.

For further guidance see Oils -Technical HCOTEG.

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