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Official guidance
Holding and Movements Assurance Guidance

HMAG70000 · Importing Excise Goods

  • HMAG70100 · Introduction
  • HMAG70200 · Dealing with excise irregularities where goods are located at a place of importation (the 'Dansk' ruling)
  • HMAG70300 · Declaring excise goods to a customs and excise procedure
  • HMAG70400 · Types of import declaration
  • HMAG70500 · Excise duty point
  • HMAG70600 · Excise duty liability
  • HMAG70700 · Case studies
  • HMAG70800 · Post clearance amendments to customs import declarations
  1. Importing Excise Goods: Contents
  2. Importing Excise Goods: types of import declaration

HMAG70400 | Importing Excise Goods: types of import declaration

From HM Revenue & Customs · Holding and Movements Assurance Guidance

Excise goods imported on a commercial basis must be declared using two types of import declaration:

  • Full declaration

  • Simplified Declaration Procedure (with the relevant approval)

Please note that excise goods imported on a commercial basis cannot be declared using Entry in Declarants Records (EIDR) at the frontier or by a declaration by conduct.

The declaration that has been submitted will need to be checked to establish whether it is valid for excise goods. The support of a colleague with Customs and International Trade experience may be needed to help provide guidance on customs processes and procedures.

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