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Official guidance
Oil Taxation Manual

OT30800 · Capital gains: non residents

  • OT30801 · Introduction and general charge
  • OT30805 · Disposal of oil and oil related assets
  • OT30813 · Illustrative agreements
  • OT30818 · Illustrative agreements and TCGA92\S276
  • OT30820 · Meaning of exploration or exploitation activities
  • OT30823 · Meaning of exploration or exploitation assets
  • OT30825 · Non-dedicated mobile assets
  • OT30830 · Exit charges for branches
  • OT30833 · Branch exit charges for dedicated mobile assets
  • OT30835 · Special exit charges for non-mobile assets held by a UK branch
  • OT30838 · Exit charges for assets situated in UK continental shelf and used in foreign fields
  • OT30840 · Unquoted shares
  • OT30845 · Intra-group transfers
  • OT30850 · Double taxation agreements
  • OT30860 · Administration and payment of tax
  1. Capital gains: non residents: contents
  2. Capital gains: non residents: disposal of oil and oil related assets

OT30805 | Capital gains: non residents: disposal of oil and oil related assets

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

Disposals of assets within TCGA92\S276 fall into three broad categories:

  1. Exploration or Exploitation Rights (TCGA92\S276(2)(b)).

  2. Exploration or Exploitation Assets (TCGA92\S276(4)(a)).

  3. Unquoted Shares deriving the whole or the greater part of their value from one of the two categories above, or from both taken together (TCGA92\S276(2)(c) and TCGA92\S276(4)(b).

Exploration or exploitation rights are defined in wide terms to ensure that a charge arises on all rights to a share of production profits in whatever form such as, for example, an overriding royalty interest or a beneficial interest in a production licence under the terms of an illustrative agreement (see OT30813). Specifically, they are defined by TCGA92\S276(2)(b) as:

  • rights to assets to be produced by exploration or exploitation activities or

  • rights to interests in or to the benefit of such assets.

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