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Oil Taxation Manual

OT45000 · Non-residents working on the UK continental shelf: recovery of tax

  • OT45001 · Outline
  • OT45050 · Recovery powers from licence holder
  • OT45100 · Liability of licence holder
  • OT45140 · Scope of recovery powers
  • OT45150 · Apportionment of tax
  • OT45200 · Review of suitability for recovery of tax
  • OT45400 · Apportionment procedure - pipelines
  • OT45420 · Advance notice of formal action
  • OT45450 · Formal notice
  • OT45455 · Non-residents working on the UK continental shelf: PAYE
  • OT45460 · Non-residents working on the UK continental shelf: PAYE: Certification scheme
  • OT45465 · Non-residents working on the UK continental shelf: Guidance for offshore employers and agencies with workers on the UK continental shelf: Exemption for licensee from recovery of income tax and National Insurance Contributions - new cases
  • OT45470 · Non-residents working on the UK continental shelf: Agency and temporary workers: PAYE: Certification scheme: Withdrawal of Certificates
  1. Non-residents working on the UK continental shelf: recovery of tax
  2. Non-residents working on the UK continental shelf: recovery of tax: advance notice of formal action

OT45420 | Non-residents working on the UK continental shelf: recovery of tax: advance notice of formal action

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

By agreement with the industry LB Oil & Gas will issue a warning letter in advance of formal notices. The letter will give details of the tax, the name of the non-resident and the accounting period or year of assessment involved. The letter asks that LB Oil & Gas should be notified as soon as possible of any special factors that the company thinks should be taken into account. The letter gives the company the opportunity, where appropriate, of checking its records on payments made to the non-resident contractor and the terms of its contract and enables the company to try to bring pressure on the non-resident to meet his tax bill. A pause of four weeks is built in to the system at this stage to allow time for this.

In order to fulfil the requirements of the recovery provisions it is necessary to provide particulars of the assessment made on the non-resident. This includes details of the amount of tax charged. By agreement with the industry, in circumstances where a sub-contractor is not directly employed by the licence holder, disclosure of additional information is limited to the name of the main contractor.

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