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Official guidance
Denatured Alcohol: main contents

DNALC13000 · Penalties and assessments

  • DNALC13050 · Regulatory penalties
  • DNALC13100 · Production penalties
  • DNALC13150 · Dealing penalties
  • DNALC13200 · Entry of premises penalties
  • DNALC13250 · Stock discrepancy penalties
  • DNALC13300 · Supply and use demand for duty
  • DNALC13350 · Procedure for assessing for duty
  • DNALC13355 · Format for demands
  1. Penalties and assessments: contents
  2. Penalties and assessments: Dealing penalties

DNALC13150 | Penalties and assessments: Dealing penalties

From HM Revenue & Customs · Denatured Alcohol: main contents

If any person, other than an authorised or licensed denaturer or a licensed distributor, deals wholesale (20 litres or more) in denatured alcohol, they will be liable to a civil penalty and any denatured alcohol involved will be liable to forfeiture.

Legal basis

SubjectLaw (All references to the Alcoholic Liquor Duties Act 1979 unless otherwise stated)
Dealing without an authorisation or licences.75(2)
Civil penaltys.77(4), Finance Act 1994 s.9
Forfeitures.77(5)
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