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Petroleum Revenue Tax receipts by year

Petroleum Revenue Tax on oil and gas fields (net of repayments, so it can be negative).

Receipts, 2025 to 2026
-£443 million
HMRC
Share of HMRC receipts
-0.1%
2025 to 2026

HMRC records Petroleum Revenue Tax receipts of -£443 million in 2025 to 2026, -0.1% of all HMRC receipts that year. That compares with -£350 million in 2024 to 2025, a change of -26.6% in cash terms. The highest year in HMRC's table is 2008 to 2009, at £2.6 billion. Its share of total HMRC receipts ranged from -0.1% (2016 to 2017) to 0.6% (2008 to 2009).

£2.6 billion-£744 million 2006 to 20072025 to 2026
Every value in the official series, 2006 to 2007 to 2025 to 2026.

Receipts by year

Tax yearReceiptsChange on previous yearShare of HMRC receipts
2025 to 2026-£443 million-26.6%-0.05%
2024 to 2025-£350 million+18.2%-0.04%
2023 to 2024-£428 million-82.9%-0.05%
2022 to 2023-£234 million+57.6%-0.03%
2021 to 2022-£552 million-129.0%-0.08%
2020 to 2021-£241 million+40.9%-0.04%
2019 to 2020-£408 million+45.2%-0.06%
2018 to 2019-£744 million-30.8%-0.12%
2017 to 2018-£569 million+13.0%-0.10%
2016 to 2017-£654 million-16.4%-0.12%
2015 to 2016-£562 million-829.9%-0.11%
2014 to 2015£77 million-93.1%0.01%
2013 to 2014£1.1 billion-35.6%0.23%
2012 to 2013£1.7 billion-14.5%0.37%
2011 to 2012£2.0 billion+39.4%0.43%
2010 to 2011£1.5 billion+58.0%0.32%
2009 to 2010£923 million-64.0%0.22%
2008 to 2009£2.6 billion+52.8%0.58%
2007 to 2008£1.7 billion-22.0%0.37%
2006 to 2007£2.2 billion0.50%

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