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HCOTEG72750 · Receipts into Warehouse: Receipts from customers’ tank cleaning services

  • HCOTEG72760 · General
  • HCOTEG72780 · Disposal by flooding into duty-suspended stocks
  • HCOTEG72790 · Determination of oil content
  • HCOTEG72800 · Credit of duty
  • HCOTEG72820 · Receipts of contaminated duty-paid oil from government departments
  • HCOTEG72830 · Bunkers removed from vessels undergoing repair
  • HCOTEG72840 · Oil returned other than to duty-suspended storage or Remote Marking Premises
  • HCOTEG72850 · Accidental mixing and/or contamination of mineral oils
  1. Receipts into Warehouse: Receipts from customers’ tank cleaning services: contents
  2. Receipts into Warehouse: Receipts from customers’ tank cleaning services: Credit of duty

HCOTEG72800 | Receipts into Warehouse: Receipts from customers’ tank cleaning services: Credit of duty

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oils Technical Manual

Returned oil treated in remote marking premises

Credit of duty is not to be granted or additional duty charged when contaminated rebated oil in these duty-paid premises is simply flushed into rebated oil stocks. See HCOTEG72000 ‘Duty paid oil returned to Remote Marking Premises’.

Receipts from flushings

Oil used to flush road and rail tankers prior to loading and which is ultimately returned to warehouse may be allowed credit of duty provided it is measured on delivery.

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