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Official guidance
Denatured Alcohol: main contents

DNALC8000 · Authorised users

  • DNALC8050 · Authorised uses
  • DNALC8100 · Authorisation to use denatured alcohol
  • DNALC8105 · Legal basis for authorisation to use denatured alcohol
  • DNALC8150 · Procedure for authorising a new user
  • DNALC8250 · National authorisations
  • DNALC8300 · Multi-premises businesses
  • DNALC8400 · What if someone wants to use IDA for a use that is not on the list of approved uses?
  • DNALC8405 · Procedure for approval of IDA
  • DNALC8450 · What if someone wants to use a TSDA for a use that is not on the list of approved uses
  • DNALC8455 · Procedure for approval - TSDA for a new use
  • DNALC8500 · What if someone requests a new TSDA formulation?
  • DNALC8505 · Procedure for approval - request for a new TSDA formulation
  1. Authorised users: contents
  2. Authorised users: Multi-premises businesses

DNALC8300 | Authorised users: Multi-premises businesses

From HM Revenue & Customs · Denatured Alcohol: main contents

Users with multi-premises businesses (e.g. local authorities, NHS management committees, retail chains, etc.) may be authorised to distribute IDA/TSDA to premises (e.g. schools, clinics, hospitals, branches, etc.) under their control subject to the following conditions:

  • The application made by the principal specifies all the locations where IDA/TSDA will be used and the purpose to which it will be put at those locations; and

  • Each site where IDA/TSDA is used is responsible for the security of product, maintaining records of stock and product usage.

  • The principal has overall responsibility for ensuring that the organisation has a clear audit trail for all denatured alcohol used.

Information on how to apply for multi-premises authorisation is contained in paragraph 10.5 of Notice 473.

A specimen multi-premises authorisation letter is included in this guidance at DNALC18000.

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