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CCPG30100 · Customs and International Trade and Excise officers operational process: warning letter

  • CCPG30110 · International Trade officer operational process: warning letter: action to take once you have arrived at a decision
  • CCPG30120 · International Trade officers operation process: warning letter: flowchart of action to take
  • CCPG30130 · International Trade officers operational process: warning letter: sending a request for authorisation
  • CCPG30140 · International Trade officer operational process: warning letter: who an authorising officer might be and what actions they should take
  • CCPG30150 · International Trade officers operational process: warning letter: issuing a warning letter
  1. Customs and International Trade and Excise officers operational process: warning letter: contents
  2. International Trade officers operational process: warning letter: issuing a warning letter

CCPG30150 | International Trade officers operational process: warning letter: issuing a warning letter

From HM Revenue & Customs · Customs Civil Penalties Guidance

THIS GUIDANCE IS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE OFFICERS ONLY

If Customer has a CCM, the Case Officer must obtain permission from them to issue a CPWL. The Case Officer should complete a CPAC and a draft CPWL via SEES and send to their Manager for approval.

Once their manager has agreed the decision to issue a CPWL (after reviewing the draft letter and CPAC) they authorise the CPAC and the Compliance Officer should then send a copy of the CPAC and draft CPWL to the PN301 Team to get the warning letter checked.

The Customs Civil Penalty (CCP) team will then:

  • issue a CCP reference number,

  • will update the letter with any amendments and the CCP reference

  • post the original to the Customer via Central Print

  • advise the PN301 Team of the date of issue and confirmation the letter has been uploaded to Caseflow

The PN301 Team will update the national database with the date of issue.

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