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Official guidance
Oil Taxation Manual

OT12000 · PRT: supplement

  • OT12025 · Outline
  • OT12050 · Eligible expenditure: summary
  • OT12075 · Claims to supplement
  • OT12100 · Bringing about the commencement of winning or transporting oil
  • OT12150 · Bringing about the commencement: searching for oil
  • OT12200 · Bringing about the commencement: field development
  • OT12250 · Ascertaining the extent of oil-bearing area
  • OT12300 · Substantially improving the rate at which oil can be won
  • OT12350 · Providing installations for initial treatment or storage
  • OT12400 · Overheads
  • OT12450 · Apportionment of expenditure
  • OT12500 · Expenditure partly to generate tariff receipts
  • OT12550 · Hired assets
  • OT12575 · Contractor financing
  • OT12625 · Disposal receipts: supplement restriction
  • OT12650 · Net profit period
  • OT12700 · Recalculated net profit period
  • OT12725 · Loss following net profit period
  • OT12750 · Interaction with other provisions
  1. PRT: supplement: contents
  2. PRT: supplement - bringing about the commencement of winning or transporting oil

OT12100 | PRT: supplement - bringing about the commencement of winning or transporting oil

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

OTA75\S3(5)(a)

OTA75\S3(5)(a) allows supplement on expenditure incurred for the purpose of bringing about

  • the commencement of winning oil from the field or

  • the commencement of the transporting of oil won from a field to the UK (or, for claim periods ending after 27 November 1991, to another country)

in a period up to and including the net profit period, see OT12650.

In effect, virtually all the development costs up to production start-up are likely to qualify for supplement including

  • searching expenditure, see OT12150 (and generally on field expenditure allowable under OTA75\S3(1)(a), see OT09050)

  • licence premiums allowable under OTA75\S3(1)(b) (see OT09075) (but where a licence on a block adjacent to the field is surrendered then re-acquired, LB Oil & Gas takes the view that the licence premium on re-acquisition is allowable but not supplement, since the obtaining of a fresh licence could not affect the potential of the field to produce)

  • platform costs (e.g. construction, hook-up and commissioning, see OT12200 for further discussion of some of the issues)

  • pipelines, dedicated transport tankers etc.

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