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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: Exports: general

TPD14070 | Duty credits and drawback: Exports: general

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tobacco Products Duty

Most exports of UK manufactured tobacco will be made from the manufacturer’s duty suspended stock. This is partly a matter of accounting convenience and also because the export packets will not bear a fiscal mark. The brand markings and health warnings on export packets are also likely to be different from those destined for the UK market.

Product intended for EU Member State must bear a health warning in the language of the Member State of consumption. (Council Directives 89/622/EEC, 92/41/EEC and the appropriate national legislation refer.) You may find that product intended for export (to non-EU markets) carries health warnings or other information printed in English.

Export product must not carry the UK fiscal mark (see section TPD12000).Export of duty suspended stock will not involve any drawback or repayment claims.

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