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Aviation turbine fuel (Excise Notice 179a) - Vimarsana News

Aviation turbine fuel (Excise Notice 179a)

Find out about the rules for the supply and use of aviation turbine fuels (Avtur).

Source: gov.uk
Biofuels and other fuel substitutes (Excise Notice 179e) from 1 April 2022 - Vimarsana News

Biofuels and other fuel substitutes (Excise Notice 179e) from 1 April 2022

Find out about the legal definitions of biofuel products, excise duty rates and the roles and responsibilities of producers from 1 April 2022.

Source: gov.uk
Registered dealers in controlled oil (Excise Notice 192) - Vimarsana News

Registered dealers in controlled oil (Excise Notice 192)

Find out about the registered dealers in controlled oil (RDCO) scheme.

Source: gov.uk
Fuel used in private pleasure craft and for private pleasure flying (Excise Notice 554) - Vimarsana News

Fuel used in private pleasure craft and for private pleasure flying (Excise Notice 554)

Find out how to charge and collect excise duty on fuel used in private pleasure craft and fuel used for private pleasure flying.

Source: gov.uk
HCOTEG22250 - Oils Technical Manual - HMRC internal manual - Vimarsana News

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 fulfilli...

Source: gov.uk