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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM655110 · Enforcement action: distraint: general considerations

  • DMBM655120 · Distraint on particular types of goods
  • DMBM655130 · Goods you cannot seize
  • DMBM655140 · Exempt goods (indirect taxes)
  • DMBM655150 · Tools of trade
  • DMBM655160 · Motor vehicles
  • DMBM655170 · Checking the registered keeper/owner of a motor vehicle
  • DMBM655180 · Specialised machinery and equipment
  • DMBM655190 · Antiques and paintings
  • DMBM655200 · Computers and accessories
  • DMBM655210 · Electrical goods
  • DMBM655220 · Goods that need a special licence
  • DMBM655230 · Furniture and furnishings
  • DMBM655240 · Goods subject to third party financial agreements
  • DMBM655250 · Retention of title in goods
  • DMBM655260 · Debentures held under fixed and floating charges
  1. Enforcement action: distraint: general considerations: contents
  2. Enforcement action: distraint: general considerations: goods that need a special licence

DMBM655220 | Enforcement action: distraint: general considerations: goods that need a special licence

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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An auctioneer needs a special licence to sell

  • firearms and ammunition less than 100 years old

  • gaming machines that provide monetary prizes

  • drugs and patent medicines

  • stuffed animals that are less than 100 years old.

You should confirm that your auctioneer is licensed to sell such goods before you ask the auctioneer to remove them.

Items over 100 years old are classed as antiques, so a special licence is not required.

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