Difference between revisions of "Record keeping"
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This downloadable spreadsheet will satisfy the UK, HMRC requirement for record keeping and will calculate the capacity available to you within the 2500 litre duty free allowance, based on a rolling year. | This downloadable spreadsheet will satisfy the UK, HMRC requirement for record keeping and will calculate the capacity available to you within the 2500 litre duty free allowance, based on a rolling year. | ||
| − | In the "Quantity made available as road fuel" column, you should enter the volume of fuel you put in your road going vehicle, either SVO, WVO or | + | In the "Quantity made available as road fuel" column, you should enter the volume of fuel you put in your road going vehicle, either SVO, WVO or biodiesel, not the oil you collect. |
| − | [http://www.biopowered.co.uk/w/images/b/b4/Fuel%C2%AD_production_record.xls | + | [http://www.biopowered.co.uk/w/images/b/b4/Fuel%C2%AD_production_record.xls Fuel production record in MS Excel, compiled by Fred1.] |
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This downloadable spreadsheet is not a requirement in the UK, but many people find record keeping useful to keep track of quantites being collected. | This downloadable spreadsheet is not a requirement in the UK, but many people find record keeping useful to keep track of quantites being collected. | ||
| − | [http://www.biopowered.co.uk/w/images/b/bc/Oil_Collect_Form_v1.xls | + | [http://www.biopowered.co.uk/w/images/b/bc/Oil_Collect_Form_v1.xls Oil collection record in MS Excel, compiled by Max.print.] |
Latest revision as of 12:14, 24 February 2013
This downloadable spreadsheet will satisfy the UK, HMRC requirement for record keeping and will calculate the capacity available to you within the 2500 litre duty free allowance, based on a rolling year. In the "Quantity made available as road fuel" column, you should enter the volume of fuel you put in your road going vehicle, either SVO, WVO or biodiesel, not the oil you collect.
Fuel production record in MS Excel, compiled by Fred1.
This downloadable spreadsheet is not a requirement in the UK, but many people find record keeping useful to keep track of quantites being collected.
