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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: Duty-free/duty-paid storage

HCOGAS400450 | Technical Guidance: Duty-free/duty-paid storage

From HM Revenue & Customs · Gas for road fuel use

Normally duty-free gas and duty-paid gas should not be stored in the same container. If a trader wishes to make deliveries, or hold stocks for both dutiable and non-dutiable uses, the trader must:

  • maintain separate stocks; or

account for duty at the time of drawing gas for road fuel use from stock on which duty has not been previously paid.

Storage of LPG in a tax warehouse

The introduction of the Excise warehousing (Energy Products) Regulations 2004 now enables LPG to be warehoused, irrespective of whether it ends up being put to a chargeable use. Notice 179 paragraph 3.9.6 refers; the VAT implications are discussed in paragraph 15.12.

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