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Official guidance
Denatured Alcohol: main contents

DNALC6000 · Distributors/dealers

  • DNALC6050 · Definition of a distributor
  • DNALC6150 · Licensing requirements
  • DNALC6155 · Legal basis for licensing requirements for distributors
  • DNALC6200 · Procedure for issue of licence to distribute denatured alcohol: Application
  • DNALC6205 · Procedure for issue of licence to distribute denatured alcohol: Handling of applications
  • DNALC6250 · Partnership licences
  • DNALC6300 · Replacement licences
  • DNALC6350 · Reasons for transfer of licence
  • DNALC6355 · Procedure for transferring a licence
  • DNALC6400 · Revocation or suspension of a licence
  • DNALC6450 · Entry of premises
  • DNALC6500 · What if someone holds denatured alcohol on behalf of a distributor?
  1. Distributors/dealers: contents
  2. Distributors/dealers: Revocation or suspension of a licence

DNALC6400 | Distributors/dealers: Revocation or suspension of a licence

From HM Revenue & Customs · Denatured Alcohol: main contents

Where you are satisfied that a licensed distributor is no longer required to be licensed in respect of particular premises, or there is reasonable cause to revoke a licence you should:

StepAction
1Inform the distributor in writing that because …………….(state reasons), the licence is to be revoked or suspended. And send the revocation letter to the EPT to issue. If you wish to do this immediately you can but a copy must be sent to the EPT
2The EPT will update DTR and send the appropriate information to the trader’s folder
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