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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 - expenditure partly to generate tariff receipts

OT12500 | PRT: supplement - expenditure partly to generate tariff receipts

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

OTA75\S3(5A)

Where expenditure is incurred on an asset after 30 June 1982

  • partly for one of the qualifying purposes of OTA75\S3(5) and

  • partly so that it can be used in a way that will give rise to tariff receipts (see OT15000)

then the latter expenditure shall be treated as having been incurred for one of the qualifying purposes of OTA75\S3(5) under OTA75\S3(5A).

But expenditure on assets whose purpose is wholly one of tariff generation (‘associated assets’ see OT11250) will not attract supplement.

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