The Energy Profits Levy, administered by HM Revenue & Customs, is a temporary tax on extraordinary profits from oil and gas companies, designed to fund energy security investments and support households with energy costs. The levy remains active with ongoing reforms and sector-specific discussions, particularly regarding impacts on North Sea operators and Scottish energy production.
In response to: Energy Profits Levy and the Energy Security Investment Mechanism: discussion note
In response to: Energy Profits Levy and the Energy Security Investment Mechanism: discussion note
A discussion note to seek views on the technical details and practical application of the Energy Profits Levy’s (EPL) Energy Security Investment Mechanism (ESIM).
A discussion note to seek views on the technical details and practical application of the Energy Profits Levy’s (EPL) Energy Security Investment Mechanism (ESIM).
A discussion note to seek views on the technical details and practical application of the Energy Profits Levy’s (EPL) Energy Security Investment Mechanism (ESIM).
The government is seeking your views on draft legislation for the Energy (Oil and Gas) Profits Levy ahead of the publication of the Bill.
The government is seeking your views on draft legislation for the Energy (Oil and Gas) Profits Levy ahead of the publication of the Bill.
The government is seeking your views on draft legislation for the Energy (Oil and Gas) Profits Levy ahead of the publication of the Bill.