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Official guidance
Tobacco Track and Trace Compliance

TTTC6000 · Tobacco track and trace sanctions

  • TTTC6050 · Overview of sanctions
  • TTTC6100 · Extending powers to Trading Standards
  • TTTC6200 · The role of Trading Standards in compliance
  • TTTC6250 · Referrals to HMRC for contraventions
  • TTTC6300 · HMRC receipt of referrals from Trading Standards
  • TTTC6350 · Sanctions applied for contraventions
  1. Tobacco track and trace sanctions: contents
  2. The role of Trading Standards in compliance

TTTC6200 | The role of Trading Standards in compliance

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tobacco Track and Trace Compliance

Trading Standards officers carry out enforcement action at retail level premises. Where non-compliance with the Track and Trace regulations is detected, they are now able to refer cases into HMRC to make decisions about:

  • issuing penalties

  • the amount of the penalty and

  • any other sanction, such as removal of Economic Operator ID (EOID)

This approach supports enforcement through targeting those who play a key role in street-level distribution of illicit tobacco.Referral to HMRC is an additional tool for Trading Standards who may also pursue their existing options such as prosecution for labelling and trademark offences.

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