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HCOTEG132250 · Central Accounting Points: Details of those functions carried out by the trader at the CAP

  • HCOTEG132260 · Collation of all dutiable delivery details
  • HCOTEG132270 · Collation of all duty credit and rebate details
  • HCOTEG132280 · Remote marking
  • HCOTEG132290 · Netting
  • HCOTEG132300 · Other duty credits
  • HCOTEG132310 · Other adjustments to the excise duty liability
  • HCOTEG132320 · Submission of HO10 returns and making payment
  • HCOTEG132330 · Budget changes
  • HCOTEG132340 · HO10 repayments
  1. Central Accounting Points: Details of those functions carried out by the trader at the CAP: contents
  2. Central accounting points: Details of those functions carried out by the trader at the CAP: Collation of all duty credit and rebate details

HCOTEG132270 | Central accounting points: Details of those functions carried out by the trader at the CAP: Collation of all duty credit and rebate details

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oils Technical Manual

There are certain instances where traders are entitled to claim a rebate of the amount of excise duty paid on oils. A trader who is an excise duty deferment account holder must offset these amounts against accrued liabilities in any particular accounting period. This is a requirement of Regulation 6 of The Excise Duties (Deferred Payment) Regulations 1992.

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