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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 - overheads

OT12400 | PRT: supplement - overheads

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

Participators’ own overhead costs will qualify for supplement under OTA75\S3(5)(a) if they can be directly attributed to a particular project, the purpose of which is within OTA75\S3(5). One would therefore expect to see the relevant costs capitalised. Claims for time written costs from support departments, in particular after the commencement of production, should be looked at critically on this basis. As a general principle, operating costs do not qualify for supplement.

On the allowance of overheads generally, see OT09325.

In addition, see OT12250 on supplement for ascertaining expenditure.

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