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Official guidance
Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme

AWRS50000 · Fit and proper test

  • AWRS50100 · Overview
  • AWRS50200 · Fit and proper criteria
  • AWRS50300 · Evidence of illicit trading
  • AWRS50400 · Key persons
  • AWRS50500 · Connections to other non-compliant or fraudulent businesses
  • AWRS50600 · Key persons with criminal convictions
  • AWRS50700 · False or incomplete information on the application
  • AWRS50800 · Record keeping
  • AWRS50900 · Commercial viability
  • AWRS51000 · Outstanding departmental debts
  • AWRS51100 · Due diligence
  • AWRS51200 · Applicants that have previously traded without approval
  • AWRS51300 · Reasonable and proportionate tests
  1. Fit and proper test: contents
  2. Fit and proper test: due diligence

AWRS51100 | Fit and proper test: due diligence

From HM Revenue & Customs · Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme

You must check the business’s due diligence processes to see that they comply with regulatory requirements see AWRS60600. Insufficient due diligence when making decisions on who to trade with increases the risk of duty unpaid products entering legitimate supply chains. It may also be evidence of intent to take part and profit from fraudulent arrangements or, at least, a reckless attitude towards tax obligations. Businesses should already be carrying out due diligence to limit their exposure to the risk of handling duty unpaid goods.

Further information on the due diligence condition is in AWRS60600 and Excise Due Diligence Condition Guidance.

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