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Oils Technical Manual

HCOTEG61250 · Movements between Northern Ireland and EU Countries: Movements

  • HCOTEG61260 · Excise Movement and Control System (EMCS)
  • HCOTEG61270 · Some factors to consider
  • HCOTEG61330 · Consignees/Consignors
  • HCOTEG61340 · Temporary registered consignees
  1. Movements between Northern Ireland and EU Countries: Movements: contents
  2. Movements between Northern Ireland and EU countries: movements: Consignees/Consignors

HCOTEG61330 | Movements between Northern Ireland and EU countries: movements: Consignees/Consignors

From HM Revenue & Customs · Oils Technical Manual

Authorised warehousekeepers in EU countries may deliver mineral oils under duty suspension to traders in Northern Ireland who do not hold authorised warehousekeeper status

  • After an initial approach to obtain advice from the Helpline, the consignee is sent an application form and then registers with REDCENT in Queens Dock, Liverpool, in order to become a Registered Consignee prior to the receipt of the goods. Warehouse-keepers already registered as an authorised warehouse may also register as a Registered Consignee but records of the two activities must be kept separate.

Traders who import duty paid goods in addition to duty-suspended goods must maintain separate records for each category of receipt.

You can find further information on the procedures for Registered Consignees in Notice 203A.

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