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Official guidance
Excise Due Diligence Condition guidance

EDDC04000 · Risks

  • EDDC04010 · General
  • EDDC04020 · Financial health of the business they will be trading with
  • EDDC04030 · Identity of the business they are trading with
  • EDDC04040 · Terms of contract, payment and credit agreements
  • EDDC04050 · Transport
  • EDDC04060 · Existence and provenance of goods
  • EDDCO4070 · The deal
  1. Risks: contents
  2. Risks: transport

EDDC04050 | Risks: transport

From HM Revenue & Customs · Excise Due Diligence Condition guidance

Businesses should be aware of transport related risk and test for these where relevant. This is because the movement of goods is at the heart of all diversion fraud. The business should consider for each trading arrangement:

  • who arranges the transport

  • who has control over the transport (and may be implicated in fraudulent supply chains)

  • transport logistics

  • how transport arrangements are made in practice

We would expect a business to react positively to the following transport risks (please note this list is not definitive):

  • the goods are received from an unusual source or supply route, for example, UK produced goods sourced from another country, which directly compete with UK supplies

  • the potential logistical costs make the unit price of the goods unrealistic.

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