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Oil Taxation Manual

OT17500 · PRT: Safeguard

  • OT17525 · Outline
  • OT17550 · Basic Calculation
  • OT17560 · Adjusted Profit
  • OT17570 · Accumulated Capital Expenditure
  • OT17580 · Example
  • OT17590 · Interaction with Spreading Election
  • OT17600 · Limit on Chargeable Periods
  • OT17650 · Expenditure Allowed on Appeal, Late or Reclassified
  • OT17700 · Supplement
  • OT17750 · Deferred Expenditure Claims
  • OT17760 · Deferred Expenditure Claims - Example 1
  • OT17770 · Deferred Expenditure Claims - Example 2
  • OT17780 · Deferred Expenditure Claims - Example 3
  1. PRT: Safeguard: contents
  2. PRT: Safeguard - Deferred Expenditure Claims - Example 2

OT17770 | PRT: Safeguard - Deferred Expenditure Claims - Example 2

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

Example 2: Partial Disallowance of Expenditure (using PRT rate of 50% for illustrative purposes)

The facts are the same as in Example 1 at OT17760 except that now the 1H01 gross profit is £100m.

The 1H01 assessment is as follows (again ignoring provisional allowance and oil allowance):

Gross Profit: £100m

Safeguard: £84m *

PRT: £8

*PRT is restricted to 80% of the difference between £100m (the adjusted profit) and 15% of £600m.

If the £20m deferred claim had been allowed before the making of the 1H01 assessment, the assessment would have shown:

Gross Profit: £100m

Operating Expenditure: £20m

Safeguard: £80m *

PRT: £0

*15% of £600m is greater than £80m (the adjusted profit) so no PRT is due.

Assuming the operating expenditure is otherwise allowable, and is tax-effective at 50% in the 2H01 assessment, £16m should be allowed and £4m disallowed. This ensures that the participator pays no more tax than it would have done had the claim not been deferred. The 1H01 assessment is not amended. Rather, the £16m is included in the 2H01 assessment in the normal way following OTA75\S2(9), provided the decision is made before that assessment is issued.

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