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Official guidance
Gas for road fuel use

HCOGAS400000 · Technical Guidance

  • HCOGAS400050 · Introduction
  • HCOGAS400100 · What do we mean by road gas fuel?
  • HCOGAS400150 · When is the excise duty due?
  • HCOGAS400200 · Which vehicles must always use duty- paid gas?
  • HCOGAS400250 · Notification
  • HCOGAS400300 · Returns and duty payment
  • HCOGAS400350 · Gas measurement
  • HCOGAS400400 · Records
  • HCOGAS400450 · Duty-free/duty-paid storage
  • HCOGAS400500 · Offences and penalties
  • HCOGAS400550 · Appeals
  1. Technical Guidance: Contents
  2. Technical Guidance: Returns and duty payment

HCOGAS400300 | Technical Guidance: Returns and duty payment

From HM Revenue & Customs · Gas for road fuel use

The Regulations allow a minimum return period of one month but to keep the Department’s administration costs to a minimum we expect quarterly periods to be encouraged as the norm. Monthly returns should be reserved for bad payers.

Returns should be submitted direct by the trader on form C&E 930A, to the Accounting Centre in Cumbernauld. These should show the total dutiable quantity of gas supplied, sent out or set aside in the agreed return period. The full amount of duty due must also accompany thereturn.

We should receive the return together with payment no later than the 15th day of the month after the end of the period covered by the return. Nil returns must be submitted by traders. If agreed in advance we may allow traders to:

  • send their returns quarterly to coincide with their own accounting periods;

send their returns to coincide with their quarterly VAT periods;

send one return covering more than one set of premises; and

send one return per Company.

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