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Official guidance
Denatured Alcohol: main contents

DNALC3000 · Producers

  • DNALC3050 · Licensing and authorisation requirements
  • DNALC3055 · Legal basis for licensing and authorisation
  • DNALC3100 · Procedure for authorising licensed distillers, rectifiers and compounders: Application
  • DNALC3105 · Procedure for authorising licensed distillers, rectifiers and compounders: Handling of applications
  • DNALC3150 · Revocation or suspension of an authorisation
  • DNALC3200 · Procedure for issue of licence to produce denature alcohol: Application
  • DNALC3205 · Procedure for issue of licence to produce denatured alcohol: Handling of applications
  • DNALC3250 · Partnership licences
  • DNALC3300 · Replacement licences
  • DNALC3350 · Reasons for transfer of licence
  • DNALC3355 · Procedure for transferring a licence
  • DNALC3400 · Revocation or cancellation of a licence
  1. Producers: contents
  2. Producers: Reasons for transfer of licence

DNALC3350 | Producers: Reasons for transfer of licence

From HM Revenue & Customs · Denatured Alcohol: main contents

If:

  • the licence holder dies or leaves the producer’s premises, the licence may be transferred to another person; or

  • the licence holder’s business moves to other premises the licence may be transferred to the new premises provided that the new premises meets the normal criteria for the issue of a licence.

The legal basis for this is section 104 CEMA.

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