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Duty Free Spirits Guidance

DFS4000 · Technical Guidance

  • DFS4010 · Why do we need a Duty Free Spirits regime?
  • DFS4020 · What are Duty Free Spirits (DFS)?
  • DFS4030 · What are medicinal products?
  • DFS4040 · What are homeopathic products?
  • DFS4050 · What about herbal remedies?
  • DFS4060 · Are oral hygiene products and mouthwashes eligible for DFS?
  • DFS4070 · How are Duty Free Spirits obtained?
  • DFS4080 · Is there a limit to how much Duty Free Spirits can be ordered?
  • DFS4090 · Does an authorised user need to be a tax warehouse?
  • DFS4100 · Can Duty Free Spirits be sold from one authorised person to another?
  • DFS4110 · Can an unauthorised person order Duty Free Spirits on behalf of an authorised person?
  • DFS4120 · Can used Duty Free Spirits be purified and re-used?
  • DFS4130 · How can a trader dispose of waste Duty Free Spirits?
  • DFS4140 · Can an authorised user export Duty Free Spirits?
  • DFS4150 · Can Duty Free Spirits be used for cleaning?
  • DFS4160 · Can an approved trader import Duty Free Spirits direct from a country outside the UK?
  • DFS4170 · Can approved traders import DFS direct from another Member State?
  • DFS4180 · Can Duty Free Spirits be used for damping nitrocellulose?
  • DFS4190 · How are losses treated?
  • DFS4200 · If a trader wants to use DFS to manufacture a motor fuel, can they do so?
  1. Technical Guidance: Contents
  2. Technical Guidance: How are losses treated?

DFS4190 | Technical Guidance: How are losses treated?

From HM Revenue & Customs · Duty Free Spirits Guidance

The trader must record:

  • losses in storage;

  • accidental losses in processes;

  • investigations into the losses, including any management decisions taken; and

  • report more serious losses and deficiencies.

You should agree with the trader a level at which a loss should be reported. Obviously, a large loss for one company will be negligible for another.

Any losses for which the trader cannot provide a satisfactory explanation will be liable to duty (see DFS3050 and DFS3060)

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