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Official guidance
Oil Taxation Manual

OT00005 · The taxation of the UK oil industry: an overview

  • OT00010 · Background
  • OT00020 · The current fiscal regime for oil and gas
  • OT00030 · Interaction between the permanent elements of the fiscal regime
  • OT00040 · Legal overview 1918 to Petroleum Act 1998
  • OT00100 · Early activity in the North Sea
  • OT00110 · Public Accounts Committee Report 1973 and the 1974 White Paper
  • OT00150 · Oil Taxation Act 1975
  • OT00190 · Other developments to the fiscal regime 1975 to 2016
  • OT00500 · Map of new and old legislative references following 2009 and 2010 consolidation act
  1. The taxation of the UK oil industry: an overview: contents
  2. The taxation of the UK oil industry: an overview: interaction between the permanent elements of the fiscal regime

OT00030 | The taxation of the UK oil industry: an overview: interaction between the permanent elements of the fiscal regime

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

PRT, RFCT and SC interact with each other in the following ways.

  • PRT is deductible in computing profits for RFCT and SC

  • SC is charged on the profits for RFCT, but without any deduction for finance costs

The regime which applies to profits arising from any particular oil field depends on the date on which the field received development consent.

  • Fields which received development consent before 16 March 1993 are subject to PRT, RFCT and SC (although PRT was zero-rated from 1 January 2016).

  • Fields which received development consent on or after 16 March 1993 are subject to RFCT and SC.

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