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Tonnage Tax Manual

TTM05000 · The 75% limit on charters-in

  • TTM05001 · Outline
  • TTM05010 · Outline
  • TTM05100 · Chartered-in
  • TTM05110 · Chartered-in
  • TTM05120 · Chartered-in
  • TTM05130 · Chartered-in
  • TTM05200 · How to calculate 75% limit
  • TTM05210 · How to calculate
  • TTM05220 · How to calculate
  • TTM05230 · How to calculate
  • TTM05240 · How to calculate
  • TTM05250 · How to calculate
  • TTM05300 · If limit exceeded
  • TTM05310 · If limit exceeded
  • TTM05320 · If limit exceeded
  • TTM05330 · If limit exceeded
  • TTM05340 · If limit exceeded
  1. The 75% limit on charters-in: contents
  2. The 75% limit on charters-in: Chartered-in

TTM05120 | The 75% limit on charters-in: Chartered-in

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tonnage Tax Manual

Charters to be taken into account

Charters otherwise than on bareboat charter terms

In practice, charters which are not bareboat charters (and which will therefore need to be taken into account in applying the 75% limit) will normally be either ‘time charters’ (see TTM15120) or ‘voyage charters’ (see TTM15130) from a third party.

Ship operating in offshore sector not disregarded

However, a qualifying vessel working in the UK sector of the Continental Shelf and subject to the special rules for offshore activities remains a qualifying vessel for the purposes of the 75% limit for all periods both within and outside the North Sea.

References

What is chartered-inTTM05100
Charters not to be taken into accountTTM05110
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