HCOTEG37000 - Relevant Law: Biofuels and other fuel Substitutes (Payment of Excise Duties etc) Regulations 2004
»Ê¹ÚÌåÓýappse Regulations have now been amended by the Biofuels and Other Fuel Substitutes (Payment of Excise Duties etc) (Amendment) Regulations, 2007. (BoFSAR)
Section | Section title | Summary and comments |
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3 | Construction of references to hydrocarbon oil etc in the Oil Act | This section lists every reference in the Hydrocarbon Oil Duties Act that is to be used as also applying to biodiesel, bioblend, biobethanol, bioethanol blend and the duty on these. |
6 | Production in warehouse | Sections 8-12 do not apply where manufacture is in a warehouse and the producer is a warehouse-keeper. |
7 | Warehousing | Only ‘special energy products� or bioethanol for bioethanol blend can be made in a warehouse or warehoused |
8 | Requirement to make entry of production premises | Under Section 108 of the Customs and Excise Management Act 1979 before any dutiable fuel sent out. |
9 | Storage of biofuels on production premises | Different fuels must be stored separately but this doesn’t stop mixing to produce another type of fuel. |
10 | Rights of access | but not to private dwelling house but can inspect vehicles and take sample. |
11 | Provision of facilities by producers etc | for us to inspect. |
12 | Removal of biofuel from production premises for warehousing | Fuels in Regulation 7 can be warehoused from premises entered in 8 to an adjacent warehouse. |
13 | Motor fuels record | must be kept for 6 years or less with our approval and contain all the details itemised in schedule 1 to these Regulations. |
14 | Fuel substitutes record and biodiesel record | must be preserved for 6 years (despite relating to revoked acts). |
15 | Delivery note | sent with dutiable fuel must be consecutively numbered. |
16 | Measurement | If we specify means of measurement they must be followed. |
17 | Excise duty points | are more or less when entered premises are left |
18 | Person liable | the producer or the person that caused fuel to be liable - such as the person who decides to sell/use a product as a road fuel. |
19 | Returns, time and method of payment | by the 15th of the month. |
20 | Interpretation of this part | defines ‘qualified claimant� |
21 | Relief | is for duty paid biofuel used in an electricity generator. |
22 | Form of relief | an allowance against duty offset in HO10 for deferment traders - only repaid if this can’t be done. |
23 | Set off | Lists against what the relief can be off-set. |
24 | Applications | for relief must be made under 6(2) of deferment Regulations within three months for a period from 2-36 months and be for more than £50. |
25 | Cancellation of relief | can be done under 26 & 27 and is repayable. |
26 | General conditions | That there be evidence that used in a generator and there has been no other claim on the same fuel. |
27 | Conditions imposed by the Commissioners | Relief can be subject to any conditions we apply. |
28 | Application for repayment under section 17A of the Oil Act | must be within three months for a period from 2-36 months and be for more than £50. |
Schedule | Particulars to be entered in the motor fuels record | Ìý |
For further information on the ‘Amending� Regulations see HCOTEG37100.