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Holding and Movements Assurance Guidance

HMAG150301 · Excise duty points: excise duty points that apply in Great Britain

  • HMAG150401 · Excise duty points: excise goods found to be missing or deficient from a warehouse in Great Britain
  • HMAG150501 · Excise duty points: excise goods unlawfully removed from a warehouse in Great Britain
  • HMAG150601 · Excise duty points: unlawful movement of excise goods started by a registered consignor in Great Britain
  • HMAG150701 · Excise duty points: irregularity which occurs in Great Britain during an excise duty-suspended movement consigned from a warehouse
  • HMAG150801 · Excise duty points: irregularity which occurs in Great Britain during an excise duty-suspended movement started by a registered consignor in Great Britain
  • HMAG150901 · Excise duty points: excise goods that are unlawfully imported into Great Britain
  • HMAG151001 · Excise duty points: excise goods lawfully imported into Great Britain but are not entered into excise duty-suspension by a registered consignor in Great Britain
  • HMAG151101 · Excise duty points: failure to comply with any condition subject to any relief from payment of excise duty in Great Britain
  • HMAG151201 · Excise duty points: failure to comply with the procedures for excise duty-suspended movements taking place wholly within the united kingdom (including simplified procedures) where the irregularity occurs in Great Britain
  • HMAG151301 · Excise duty points: failure to comply with terms and conditions for excise goods in free zones in Great Britain
  • HMAG151401 · Excise duty points: supply of excise duty-suspended goods from an export shop in Great Britain to a passenger travelling to a destination outside the United Kingdom
  1. Excise duty points: excise duty points that apply in Great Britain
  2. Excise duty points: failure to comply with terms and conditions for excise goods in free zones in Great Britain

HMAG151301 | Excise duty points: failure to comply with terms and conditions for excise goods in free zones in Great Britain

From HM Revenue & Customs · Holding and Movements Assurance Guidance

The relevant provisions are contained in The Excise Goods (Holding, Movement and Duty Point) Regulations 2010 (HMDP).

This section applies when excise goods are deposited, kept, dealt with, removed or destroyed in a free zone excise warehouse in contravention of any terms and conditions imposed under regulation 85B, 85C or 85D. This covers the conditions in respect of holding and authorisation to operate in a free zone excise warehouse.

Where there is a contravention of the conditions, the goods are treated as having been imported into Great Britain and an excise duty point arises under regulation 6(1)(d).

Excise duty point

Where there is a contravention of the conditions set out in regulations 85B, 85C or 85D, an excise duty point arises under regulation 6(1)(d). The duty point is the time the contravention occurred or first came to our attention.

Person/s liable to pay the duty

The person/s liable to pay the duty where an excise duty point arises under regulation 85E is the authorised excise free zone business.

Under regulation 85E(3), where more than one person is involved in the contravention leading to the excise duty point, each person is jointly and severally liable to pay the duty.

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