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Official guidance
Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme
  • AWRS05000 · Data protection
  • AWRS10000 · Introduction
  • AWRS20000 · The scheme
  • AWRS30000 · Approval
  • AWRS40000 · Groups
  • AWRS50000 · Fit and proper test
  • AWRS60000 · Variations and conditions
  • AWRS70000 · Revocation
  • AWRS80000 · Deregistration: wholesaler notifies they have ceased to trade
  • AWRS90000 · Trade buyers
  • AWRS100000 · Penalties and sanctions
  • AWRS110000 · Calculating the penalty
  • AWRS120000 · Raising a penalty assessment
  • AWRS130000 · Special reduction
  • AWRS140000 · Regulatory penalties
  • AWRS150000 · Forfeiture
  • AWRS160000 · Reviews and appeals
  • AWRS170000 · Glossary
  • 222107 · Penalties and Sanctions: Buying from an unapproved wholesaler overview
  • AWRS10901 · Penalties and sanctions: Buying from an unapproved wholesaler - types of penalty
  1. Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme
  2. Penalties and sanctions: Buying from an unapproved wholesaler - types of penalty

AWRS10901 | Penalties and sanctions: Buying from an unapproved wholesaler - types of penalty

From HM Revenue & Customs · Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme

There are three types of contravention:

  • deliberate and concealed,

  • deliberate but not concealed, or

  • any other case (referred to in this guidance as non-deliberate).

Penalties for buying from an unapproved wholesaler are designed to address the behaviour that caused the contravention. The more serious the behaviour, the higher the possible penalty will be.

For example, if the behaviour causing the contravention was deliberate, the law provides for different penalty values to be applied depending on whether this action was concealed or not. A higher penalty would be applied where the behaviour was concealed.

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