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Oil Taxation Manual

OT26000 · Capital allowances: research and development allowances

  • OT26001 · Introduction
  • OT26002 · Meaning of oil & gas exploration and appraisal
  • OT26005 · Judicial Comment on Scientific Research and Oil Exploration
  • OT26007 · Joint memorandum of 1967
  • OT26008 · 1967 Memorandum - Details
  • OT26009 · 1967 Memorandum - Successive Stages of Work - Stages 1 & 2
  • OT26010 · 1967 Memorandum - Successive Stages of Work - Stages 3, 4 &5
  • OT26013 · Tribunal reform of 01 April 2009
  • OT26015 · HMRC view on the 1967 Memorandum
  • OT26016 · 1967 Memorandum - HMRC view on the Meaning of Field
  • OT26017 · 1967 Memorandum - HMRC view on exclusions
  • OT26018 · 1967 Memorandum - HMRC view on end of Stage 3
  • OT26026 · Using reserve reporting for deciding on the availability of RDAs
  • OT26027 · 1967 memorandum - gaps between stages 3 and 4 in oil exploration and development
  • OT26030 · RDA Claims during production operations
  • OT26035 · Commencement of Trade
  • OT26036 · Geographical Scope of Research and Development Allowances
  • OT26041 · US Oil & Gas Partnerships
  • OT26045 · The purchase of the results of past exploration work
  • OT26050 · Redeterminations and Unitisations
  • OT26052 · Disposal of a licence interest
  • OT26054 · Disposal of a licence for an undeveloped area
  • OT26056 · The allowance of certain drilling expenditure
  • OT26058 · Treatment of Payments for Production Licences
  • OT26060 · Farm-ins
  1. Capital allowances: research and development allowances: contents
  2. Capital Allowances: Research and Development Allowances: Using reserve reporting for deciding on the availability of RDAs

OT26026 | Capital Allowances: Research and Development Allowances: Using reserve reporting for deciding on the availability of RDAs

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

The establishment and reporting of reserves may be used as a mechanism for deciding the availability or non availability of RDA. The method can be accepted provided the details are recorded and clearly understood and applied by both the company and HMRC. The “cut off mechanism” is expected to produce a fair and reasonable overall result.

As noted in OT02200, the quantum of an entity’s commercial reserves may be shown by way of supplementary note in the annual report and accounts of an oil and gas exploration and producing company. An example of such disclosure would comprise reserves that are proved developed and proved undeveloped.

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