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Oil Taxation Manual

OT65001 · Transferable Tax History - Tracking profits of the asset

  • OT65110 · Transferable Tax History - Tracking profits general overview
  • OT65120 · Transferable Tax History - Calculation of tracked profits
  • OT65125 · Transferable Tax History - Calculation of tracked profits – Interest and financing costs
  • OT65130 · Transferable Tax History - Basic example of tracking
  • OT65135 · Transferable Tax History - Tracking of multiple TTH assets
  • OT65140 · Transferable Tax History - Tracking of multiple holdings of the same asset containing TTH
  • OT65145 · Transferable Tax History - Tracking following cessation of production
  • OT65150 · Transferable Tax History - Losses in year
  • OT65155 · Transferable Tax History - Reporting tracked profits to HMRC
  • OT65160 · Transferable Tax History - Commencement of Tracking
  • OT65170 · Transferable Tax History - Senior Tracking Officer Certificate
  1. Transferable Tax History - Tracking profits of the asset: contents
  2. Transferable Tax History - Tracking of multiple holdings of the same asset containing TTH

OT65140 | Transferable Tax History - Tracking of multiple holdings of the same asset containing TTH

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oil Taxation Manual

TTH will relate to a specific TTH election for a specific TTH asset from a specific seller. Therefore, profit tracking for each interest of the same asset purchased separately, must be kept separate and cannot be pooled.

The example below shows how this works:

Company A holds 20% of field X

Company B holds 25% of field X,

Company C holds 15% of field X

the rest is held by four other participators each holding a 10% stake.

Company B purchases Company A’s share of field X with TTH on 31 January 2019. From that date Company B must track the profits from the purchased 20% interest in field X.

On the 31 January 2020, Company B then purchases Company C’s share of field X along with TTH. At this point it will be a requirement for Company B to track profits from both the acquired interests separately but it does not need to track profits from its original 25% interest because it will not have any associated TTH.

When it comes to activation of the TTH for Company B when decommissioning expenses occur in the same field they should be set off against tracked profits pro-rata based on the percentage holding.

In the example above 25/60ths of the decommissioning costs of the company representing the original holding is disregarded for TTH activation purposes.

20/60ths of the decommissioning costs go against the profits tracked for the 20% field interest purchased from Company A.

15/60ths goes against the 15% field interest purchased from Company C.

It is intended this will look as follows if the total decommissioning cost of the company is £10,000 :

Field interestTTH transferredTNTPPortion of decom costsTTH activated
25%niln/a25/60 x 10,000 = 4,167nil
20% from Co A2,5001,20020/60 x 10,000 = 3,3333,333 - 1,200 = 2,133
15% from Co C1,75075015/60 x 10,000 = 2,5002,500 - 750 = 1,750
Total 60%4,2501,95010,0003,883
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