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Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme

AWRS20000 · The scheme

  • AWRS20100 · Overview
  • AWRS20200 · Isle of Man businesses
  • AWRS20300 · Who is a wholesaler - overview
  • AWRS20400 · UK establishment
  • AWRS20500 · Legal definition of a wholesale sale (controlled activity)
  • AWRS20600 · Legal definition of alcohol for wholesale sale (controlled liquor)
  • AWRS20700 · Why is wholesaling defined in terms of controlled activity/ controlled liquor?
  • AWRS20800 · Exclusions from the scheme
  • AWRS20900 · Importers and overseas businesses
  • AWRS21000 · Internet sales
  • AWRS21100 · Arranging a sale
  • AWRS21200 · Offering or exposing for sale
  • AWRS21300 · Approval of premises
  1. The scheme: contents
  2. The scheme: who is a wholesaler - overview

AWRS20300 | The scheme: who is a wholesaler - overview

From HM Revenue & Customs · Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme

When deciding whether you should approve a business as an alcohol wholesaler, you should consider a number of questions:

  • Are they UK established? – see AWRS20400

  • Are they carrying on a controlled activity? – see AWRS20500

  • Are they dealing in controlled liquor? – see AWRS20600

  • Are the goods being sold to other businesses for sale or supply by that business?

  • Are they covered by any exclusions? – see AWRS20800

Businesses that already hold another form of excise registration, for example a Warehousekeepers and Owners of Warehoused Goods Regulations (WOWGR) approval, will still need approval to carry on a controlled activity and are not automatically excluded from the scheme.

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