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Tobacco Products Duty

TPD14000 · Duty credits and drawback - Contents

  • TPD14010 · Duty credits and drawback: The Law
  • TPD14020 · Duty credits and drawback: General
  • TPD14030 · Duty credits and drawback: Duty credit on tobacco product returned to registered premises:
  • TPD14040 · Duty credits and drawback - Drawback claims on imported tobacco product
  • TPD14050 · Duty credits and drawback: Evidence of entitlement to drawback of duty under the "Excise Goods (Drawback) Regulations 1995"
  • TPD14060 · Duty credits and drawback: Evidence of entitlement to credit of duty under the "Tobacco Products Regulations 2001"
  • TPD14070 · Duty credits and drawback: Exports: general
  • TPD14080 · Duty credits and drawback: Exports: duty paid tobacco products on which drawback is not claimed
  • TPD14090 · Duty credits and drawback: Exports: claims for duty drawback
  1. Duty credits and drawback - Contents
  2. Duty credits and drawback: The Law

TPD14010 | Duty credits and drawback: The Law

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tobacco Products Duty

  • The “Excise Goods (Drawback) Regulations 1995” are concerned with the drawback of excise duty, including tobacco products duty.

  • Regulation 3(1), of the “Tobacco Products Regulations 2001” defines “recycling” and “repackaging”. This is relevant to claims for credit of duty under regulation 26(1) of the same regulations. (See section TPD14030)

  • Regulation 26(1), of the “Tobacco Products Regulations 2001”, is concerned with the credit of duty on tobacco product returned to registered premises.

  • Regulation 26(2), of the “Tobacco Products Regulations 2001”, makes it a condition of any drawback claim, in respect of tobacco products, that any fiscal marks carried by the tobacco products are obliterated or destroyed.

  • Section 11.4 of Notice 476 has the force of law and is concerned with the records, which a manufacturer must keep in respect of customer returns.

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