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Oil Taxation Manual

OT05300 · PRT: valuation of non-arm's length disposals and appropriations - oil

  • OT05302 · PRT: valuation methods - dependence upon kind of oil being valued
  • OT05305 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - general principles
  • OT05308 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - notional delivery day for stock, deliveries and appropriations
  • OT05310 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - loading slots
  • OT05315 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products- category 1 oil introduction
  • OT05317 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 1 oil basis of values calculations
  • OT05319 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 1 oil value calculation mechanism
  • OT05321 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products- category 1 oil Brent
  • OT05323 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 1 oil non-Brent grades
  • OT05325 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - how to calculate category 1 values
  • OT05328 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 1 Oil Forties blend sulphur de-escalator
  • OT05330 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 1 anti avoidance
  • OT05335 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 oils introduction
  • OT05337 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 basis of values calculations
  • OT05340 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 value calculation mechanism: overview
  • OT05343 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - list of oils within category 2
  • OT05343A · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Alba
  • OT05343B · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - anasuria
  • OT05343C · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Beryl
  • OT05343D · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Clair
  • OT05343E · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Curlew
  • OT05343F · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Foinavon
  • OT05343G · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Gryphon
  • OT05343H · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Harding
  • OT05343I · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Pierce
  • OT05343J · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Schiehallion
  • OT05343K · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Triton
  • OT05343L · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - Wytch Farm
  • OT05345 · PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 - valuation of condensate
  • OT05350 · PRT: Valuation of Crude Oils & Products - Category 2 - Valuation of LPGs
  • OT05352 · PRT: Valuation of Crude Oils & Products - Category 2 Exceptions
  • OT05355 · PRT: Valuation of Crude Oils & Products - Valuation of Tariffs in Kind
  1. PRT: valuation of non-arm's length disposals and appropriations - oil: contents
  2. PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 value calculation mechanism: overview

OT05340 | PRT: valuation of crude oils and products - category 2 value calculation mechanism: overview

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

The list of Category 2 oils at OT05343 has a description of the methods, agreed with participators, for calculating the market value of each kind of oil.

When negotiating a new Category 2 method, you will have to bear two important points in mind; the requirements of OTA75\Sch3\para2(2AA) subsections (b) and (c).

Sub para (b); where there are two or more delivery periods used by the kind of oil in question, then use the shortest one. (A delivery period in a contract is taken to define the period over which the oil is priced. So, for example a contract specifying oil to be delivered over a five day period might reasonably be expected to sold on a 2-1-2 or 0-0-5 basis). Thus if there are a number of contracts, some having delivery periods of 10 days, and an equal proportion have a 5-day delivery period, the method must be based upon the 5-day period.

Sub-para (c); where contracts are negotiated in advance of delivery and there are two or more normal periods of time between negotiation and delivery, use the shortest of these. For example, a particular Category 2 oil normally has contracts negotiated between 30 days and 45 days in advance of delivery. The method should include either

  • Method 1; real contracts negotiated in this 30-45 day period before delivery, or

  • Method 2; use a differential based upon differentials seen in real contracts in this period, which would be added to the appropriate Category 1 daily value depending upon which one was being used as the reference price in the real contracts.

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