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Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

EAIG16000 · Who to assess

  • EAIG16100 · The correct legal entity
  • EAIG16200 · Assessments to excise duty
  • EAIG16300 · Where there is more than one potential excise duty point
  • EAIG16400 · Where regulations do not specify the person liable to pay the duty
  • EAIG16500 · Other excise assessments
  1. Who to assess: contents
  2. Who to assess: other excise assessments

EAIG16500 | Who to assess: other excise assessments

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Assessments Interim Guidance

In most other excise legislation, the person to assess will be specified in the particular provision. For example

  • the proprietor when there is a deficiency in goods which have been lawfully permitted to be taken from a warehouse (CEMA section 95)

  • the producer or the supplier (depending on the specific circumstances) when there is unapproved mixing of oils (HODA section 20AAB(4)), or

  • the person who used the oil, or was liable for oil being taken into a road vehicle, in a case involving misuse of rebated heavy oil (HODA section 13(1A)).

But you still must ensure that you identify and assess the correct entity.

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