HMDS2750 | When a Stamp May Be Applied: Contents
From HM Revenue & Customs · Holding and Movements - Duty Stamps
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- HMDS2752When a Stamp May Be Applied: Subject to certain exceptions, relevant products must bear a duty stamp at the time that they pass a UK duty point
- HMDS2754When a Stamp May Be Applied: For products bottled in duty suspension in the UK
- HMDS2756When a Stamp May Be Applied: For UK duty paid product bottled or rebottled in the UK
- HMDS2758When a Stamp May Be Applied: For product bottled overseas
- HMDS2760When a Stamp May Be Applied: Registered Consignees
- HMDS2762When a Stamp May Be Applied: Occasional Importers
- HMDS2764When a Stamp May Be Applied: Goods sold by traders in other Member States under distance selling arrangements (covers unaccompanied personal or commercial movements from the European Community)
- HMDS2766When a Stamp May Be Applied: Unaccompanied personal and commercial movements from outside the UK
- HMDS2768When a Stamp May Be Applied: Treatment of gifts (applies to personal imports only)
- HMDS2770When a Stamp May Be Applied: Unaccompanied commercial imports which are cleared at the port
- HMDS2772When a Stamp May Be Applied: Accompanied personal acquisitions of goods from other EU Member States which are duty paid in the other Member State
- HMDS2774When a Stamp May Be Applied: Accompanied personal imports from outside the UK
- HMDS2776When a Stamp May Be Applied: Accompanied commercial shipments from other Member States
- HMDS2778When a Stamp May Be Applied: Accompanied commercial imports from outside the UK for Great Britain and outside the EU for Northern Ireland