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WINE09040 - Wine Guidance (Please note this guidance manual has not yet been updated to reflect the changes following the end of the transition period) - HMRC internal manual

WINE09040 - Wine Guidance (Please note this guidance manual has not yet been updated to reflect the changes following the end of the transition period) - HMRC internal manual
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HCOTEG22250 - Oils Technical Manual - HMRC internal manual

HCOTEG22250 - Law - background: Legal roles and responsibilities You should check the other guidance available on GOV.UK from HMRC as Brexit updates to those pages are being prioritised before manuals. Introduction In searching any part of the law or its provisions, it is important to identify correctly the roles and responsibilities of those persons or legal entities involved, and to understand their respective obligations under the legislation. In order to hold someone in breach of the legislation or regulations, they must first be mentioned in law and be held to be responsible for fulfilling some requirement in the legislation.

HCOTEG22000 - Oils Technical Manual - HMRC internal manual

Section 8 - Road Fuel Gas  Section 6(1) makes a distinction between 1) hydrocarbon oil imported into the UK, and 2) hydrocarbon oil produced in the UK and delivered for home use. UK produced hydrocarbon oil, is not charged with, nor is it subject to, duty unless it is delivered to home use. So, for example, oil produced in the UK that is used within the refinery (i.e. it never leaves the refinery to be delivered for home use) will not be charged with duty. Although it is commonly understood that the excise duty is payable when the oil is delivered for home use, Section 6 of HODA, the section that creates the charge, has no actual requirement to pay the charged duty. Accordingly, Regulation 4 of the Hydrocarbon Oil Regulations (HOR) 1979 is used to make an obligation to pay. Regulation 4 of HOR also applies to regulations 15, 16 and 17 of the Excise Warehousing etc Regulations (EWER) to entered premises and refineries as though they were warehouses.

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