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HCOTEG210000 · Tables

  • HCOTEG210250 · Table A - procedures for dealing with uncontaminated bunkers removed from ships or aircraft from foreign ports and airports
  • HCOTEG210500 · Table B - procedures for the removal of oil sludge or contaminated oil from ships and aircraft from foreign ports and airports
  • HCOTEG210750 · Table C - procedures to be followed when considering an application to authorise mineral oil and gases to be brought ashore by pipeline
  • HCOTEG211000 · Table D - accidental mixing and/or contamination of mineral oils: possible options
  • HCOTEG211250 · Table E - tax type Codes - mineral oil, biofuel and other descriptions
  • HCOTEG211500 · Table F : tax type codes - biofuels
  • HCOTEG211750 · Table G - removal of dual consignments
  • HCOTEG212000 · Table H - deliveries to United States forces
  • HCOTEG212250 · Table I - mineral oil products and their markers
  • HCOTEG212500 · Table J - marking approvals and what they cover
  • HCOTEG212750 · Table K - items covered by marking approvals
  • HCOTEG213000 · Table L- oils we control because they are not marked
  • HCOTEG213250 · Table M - the flow of accounting documents to the Central Accounting Point (CAP) (Text Version)
  • HCOTEG213500 · Table N: specimen - authority to receive and use unmarked rebated kerosene
  • HCOTEG213750 · Table O - specimen: authority to receive and use unmarked rebated gas oil
  • HCOTEG213755 · Table P: payment of rebate - action to be taken by LB, ISBC (Compliance) and MORC
  • HCOTEG213756 · Table Q: payment of rebate - action to be taken by Cumbernauld Accounting Team (CAT)
  • HCOTEG213800 · Table R: specimen letter - refusal of application to use rebated fuel as road fuel
  • HCOTEG213850 · Table S: specimen licence approving repayment of rebate
  • HCOTEG21000 · Law - background: EU legislation
  1. Tables: contents
  2. Tables: table K - items covered by marking approvals

HCOTEG212750 | Tables: table K - items covered by marking approvals

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oils Technical Manual

HMRC requirementNoticeLaw
The warehouse (duty suspended)-The Hydrocarbon Oil (Marking Regulations) 2002
Or other place (remote marking premises) the trader is allowed to mark-The Hydrocarbon Oil (Registered Remote Markers) Regulations 2005
Oils the trader is allowed to markPara 8.19 of Notice 179The Hydrocarbon Oil (Marking Regulations) 2002, Regulation 3
The timeliness of the marking-The Hydrocarbon Oil (Marking Regulations) 2002, Regulation 8
The equipment used to do the markingPara 8.11.2 of Notice 179-
Conditions you must observePara 8.10 of Notice 179The Hydrocarbon Oil (Marking Regulations) 2002, Regulation 10
The requirement for separate storage of marked and unmarked oilsPara 8.12 of Notice 179The Hydrocarbon Oil (Marking Regulations) 2002, Regulation 11
The labelling of marked oils and the endorsing of the delivery notes that accompany marked oils (saying for example ‘not to be used as road fuel’)-The Hydrocarbon Oil (Marking Regulations) 2002, Regulation 12
Records to be kept and information sent to us-The Hydrocarbon Oil (Registered Remote Markers) Regulations 2005, Regulation 9 and the Revenue Traders (Accounts and Records) Regulations 1992
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