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Official guidance
Oil Taxation Manual

OT30150 · Capital Gains: Allowable Costs

  • OT30151 · Drilling Costs
  • OT30152 · Wasting Asset Rules
  • OT30153 · Wasting asset rebasing to March 1982
  • OT30155 · Rebasing where the cost of the licence is nil
  • OT30160 · Part Disposals
  1. Capital Gains: Allowable Costs: contents
  2. Capital Gains: Allowable Costs - Drilling Costs

OT30151 | Capital Gains: Allowable Costs - Drilling Costs

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

Historically, intangible drilling costs were allowed as a Case I deduction following the New Brunswick decision. This practice was abolished by FA97 and now these costs will normally be capitalised in the accounts along with the costs of the licence, plant and machinery etc.

Any Intangible drilling costs that have been allowed under Case I must be excluded from the capital gains tax computation.

Should any intangible drilling cost that has been allowed as a Case I deduction be reimbursed through a sale contract then the attributable sum will be taxable as a Case I receipt.

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