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Official guidance
Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme

AWRS140000 · Regulatory penalties

  • AWRS140100 · Overview
  • AWRS140200 · Liabilities
  • AWRS140300 · Mitigation
  • AWRS140400 · Types of penalty
  • AWRS140500 · Applying penalties - making the decision to apply a penalty
  • AWRS140600 · Applying penalties - is the contravention liable to a penalty?
  • AWRS140700 · Interaction with Schedule 41 and Finance Act 1994 penalties
  • AWRS140800 · Establishing and quantifying a regulatory penalty
  • AWRS140900 · Options apart from a penalty
  • AWRS141000 · Application of a regular penalty - record of decision making
  • AWRS141100 · Multiple contraventions
  • AWRS141200 · How to process a fixed penalty
  • AWRS141300 · Further advice
  • AWRS141400 · Reasonable excuse regulatory and behavioural penalties
  1. Regulatory penalties: contents
  2. Regulatory penalties: establishing and quantifying a regulatory penalty

AWRS140800 | Regulatory penalties: establishing and quantifying a regulatory penalty

From HM Revenue & Customs · Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme

If you think a wholesaler’s conduct has rendered them liable to a fixed penalty, you should identify the contravention at the outset.

You should also consider if any conduct which is liable to a fixed penalty is as a consequence of fraud.

Consideration of fraud

The contraventions that are liable to a fixed regulatory penalty do not normally involve fraud. They should be relatively minor contraventions and the penalties are designed to encourage compliance.

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