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OT15000 · PRT: tariff and disposal receipts

  • OT15010 · Outline
  • OT15025 · Definition of tariff receipts
  • OT15060 · Definition of disposal receipts
  • OT15100 · Definition of qualifying assets
  • OT15150 · Chargeable field
  • OT15180 · Valuing the consideration
  • OT15210 · Participators in common
  • OT15240 · Cessation of field or tariff use
  • OT15250 · Reduction of disposal receipts for tax-exempt tariffing use
  • OT15300 · Restriction of supplement on disposal
  • OT15350 · Insurance receipts
  • OT15400 · Consideration received by connected persons under avoidance schemes
  • OT15450 · Transactions not at arm's length
  • OT15500 · Use by connected or associated person under avoidance scheme
  • OT15540 · Purchase of oil at place of extraction
  • OT15580 · Definitions of connected person
  • OT15600 · Tariff receipts allowance
  • OT15625 · Definition of a user field
  • OT15650 · Qualifying tariff receipts
  • OT15675 · Calculation of participator's share of tariff receipts allowance
  • OT15700 · Calculation of tariff receipts allowance relating to only part of throughput
  • OT15725 · Calculation of tariff receipts allowance: participators in common
  • OT15750 · Qualifying tariff receipts referable to different periods
  • OT15760 · Qualifying tariff receipts referable to different periods - example 1
  • OT15770 · Qualifying tariff receipts referable to different periods - example 2
  1. PRT: tariff and disposal receipts: contents
  2. PRT: tariff and disposal receipts - restriction of supplement on disposal

OT15300 | PRT: tariff and disposal receipts - restriction of supplement on disposal

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

OTA83\S7(6)-(7)

On the disposal of a qualifying asset there is no recapture of supplement given on the original expenditure on the asset. Instead, for each participator separately, a restriction is made of any supplement due in the period in which the disposal takes place. On supplement generally, see OT12025.

The restriction is a fraction of the supplement due on the total of the OTA75\Sch5 and OTA75\Sch6 qualifying expenditure allowed in that claim period. The appropriate fraction is calculated as follows:

  • the numerator is the sum of the disposal receipts of the participator (limited to historic cost),

  • the denominator is the total allowable expenditure incurred in the claim period.

Having restricted an amount of supplement, OTA83\S7(6)(b) provides that a corresponding adjustment is to be made to the safeguard capital base, see OT17550.

If the fraction exceeds unity, the supplement allowable in the disposal period is nil. Conversely, if no supplement is allowable in the assessment for the chargeable period of the disposal, there can not be a restriction or corresponding adjustment.

As the denominator is the total allowable expenditure incurred in the claim period, it will not be possible to compute the correct OTA83\S7(6) adjustments until all claims for expenditure incurred for the period have been finalised. In practice the first calculation should be made when the main decision for the claim period is made. Unless the participator wishes otherwise, further recalculations should be deferred until all the remaining claims for the period have been received.

If expenditure in the claim period qualifies for supplement at more than one rate, the calculation of the safeguard base restriction will be by reference to the average rate in the period.

OTA83\S7(6)-(8) does not apply where there is a disposal of the assets in an exempt gas field, see OT13250.

Example

In 2H01 a qualifying asset was sold for 5,000. Allowable expenditure incurred in 2H01 was 10,000 (non-qualifying) and 40,000 (qualifying) on which supplement of 14,000 is due.

  • Supplement to be restricted: 14,000 x 5,000/50,000 = 1,400

  • Allowable supplement: 14,000 - 1,400 = 12,600

  • Qualifying expenditure added to safeguard capital base: 12,600 x 100/35 = 36,000

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