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As compared with the previous year , the revenue from the hydrocarbon oil duties increased by just over £ 100 million , to £ 510-3 million . Half of this increase came from the new duties on heavy oils and the remainder was contributed ...
As compared with the previous year , the revenue from the hydrocarbon oil duties increased by just over £ 100 million , to £ 510-3 million . Half of this increase came from the new duties on heavy oils and the remainder was contributed ...
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As compared with the previous year , the revenue from the hydrocarbon oil duties increased by just over £ 100 million , to £ 510-3 million . Half of this increase came from the new duties on heavy oils and the remainder was contri- ...
As compared with the previous year , the revenue from the hydrocarbon oil duties increased by just over £ 100 million , to £ 510-3 million . Half of this increase came from the new duties on heavy oils and the remainder was contri- ...
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HYDROCARBON OILS , POWER ALCOHOL AND PETROL SUBSTITUTES 1. Basis of duty . The basic duty in this group is the Customs duty on imported hydrocarbon oils and the unit of charge is the imperial gallon . 2. Excise duties .
HYDROCARBON OILS , POWER ALCOHOL AND PETROL SUBSTITUTES 1. Basis of duty . The basic duty in this group is the Customs duty on imported hydrocarbon oils and the unit of charge is the imperial gallon . 2. Excise duties .
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