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Official guidance
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: Redeterminations and Unitisations

OT26050 | Capital Allowances: Research and Development Allowances: Redeterminations and Unitisations

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

Redeterminations

HMRC take the view that the liabilities that are settled by a redetermination were always present and thus the redetermination merely quantifies a pre-existing liability. RDA can therefore be claimed by the increasing interest party making a payment in respect of exploration conducted at an earlier date. This research was always incurred on behalf of the increasing interest party.

Unitisations

Unitisations are not so clear-cut and an RDA claim will depend on the terms and history of the particular agreement.

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