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Official guidance
Oil Taxation Manual

OT18500 · PRT compliance

  • OT18510 · Risk factors and distinctive features of the tax
  • OT18520 · Changes in approach to the management of risk
  • OT18530 · LB operating model - the role of the CRM in PRT
  • OT18540 · Tax compliance risk management process guidance
  • OT18550 · The new approach to governance and delivery
  • OT18560 · The relationship with low risk customers
  • OT18570 · Responding to specific returns, claims and notification from a low risk customer
  • OT18580 · Joint Venture Claims - Confidentiality
  • OT18590 · Clear errors
  • OT18600 · Risk assessment - evaluating potential sources of risk against all available information
  • OT18610 · Risk assessment - the process
  • OT18620 · Risk assessment - mandatory work, projects and campaigns
  • OT18630 · Risk assessment - regime integrity work
  • OT18640 · Risk assessment - the risk review process
  • OT18650 · Risk assessment - first claims and continuing audits
  • OT18660 · Risk working - PRT / accounts reconciliations
  • OT18670 · Risk working - time limits and expenditure claims
  1. PRT compliance: contents
  2. PRT compliance: risk assessment - the process

OT18610 | PRT compliance: risk assessment - the process

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

Except for Low Risk Customers, risk assessments should be carried out and the results incorporated into the annual Business Risk Review. CCMs will be aware that PRT has two Chargeable Periods in every calendar year.

Because of the need to maintain the integrity of the tax (see OT18630), there should be a joint discussion between the CCM and the PRT team when considering whether an enquiry should be made or not.

As part of the business risk review PRT tax specialists should consider whether LB Oil & Gas has adequate knowledge of the systems that a group has in place. Where this is lacking consideration should be given to using HMRC’s Audit Specialists to work with customers to establish the level of system assurance.

The decision to engage HMRC Auditor Specialists will rest with the CCM after discussion with the PRT Team. More generally Auditor Specialists should be used to assist in technical enquiries where the enquiry lends itself to a systems analysis approach and the deployment of auditors is likely to result in more efficient and timely resolution.

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