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Oil Taxation Manual

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 - transactions not at arm's length

OT15450 | PRT: tariff and disposal receipts - transactions not at arm's length

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

OTA83\Sch2\Para5

There are special rules which apply when the transaction giving rise to the disposal or the tariffs is between connected persons (see OT15580), or made otherwise than at arm’s length.

The transaction giving rise to the disposal or the tariffs will either fall within:

  • OTA83\Sch2\Para5(1), which limits the amount of the disposal or tariff receipts to be taken into account in certain circumstances, or

  • OTA83\Sch2\Para5(3) which substitutes open market value for the actual receipts.

Limit on Tariff and Disposal Receipts, OTA83\Sch2\Para5(1)

Basically OTA83\Sch2\Para5(1) provides for a corresponding adjustment to the receipts when the expenditure of the purchaser or payer is subject to restriction under OTA75\Sch4\Para2 (see OT14620) and the purchaser or payer will only use the asset in connection with its own taxable field (i.e. any tariff earning use is excluded).

When the following conditions are met the amount of the chargeable tariff or disposal receipt is limited to the ‘relevant expenditure’ on the qualifying asset:

  1. both parties are participators in a taxable field (either the same field or different taxable fields), and

  2. the use of the asset by the purchaser, or in the case of tariffs the payer, will be wholly in connection with a taxable field in which it is a participator, and

  3. the use by the purchaser or the tariff payer will not give rise to tariff receipts.

‘Relevant expenditure’ is the expenditure incurred by the participator in acquiring, bringing into existence, or enhancing the value of the asset that was not incurred in transactions with connected persons or under transactions made other than at arm’s length. Interest and other costs of obtaining loans or other credit are specifically excluded from the relevant expenditure (OTA83\Sch2\Para5(2)).

Use of Open Market Value, OTA83\Sch2\Para5(3)

If disposal or tariff receipts are received or receivable by a participator in a taxable field (or the transaction is made for no consideration) in circumstances in which OTA83\Sch2\Para5(1) does not apply, OTA83\Sch2\Para5(3) substitutes the ‘open market value’ for any actual receipts.

OTA83\Sch2\Para5(5) defines ‘open market value’ as the consideration which might reasonably have been obtained as a tariff or for the disposal had the transaction been one at arm’s length or not between connected persons.

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