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Use this form to tell HMRC you need to pay additional duty for alcohol, tobacco, oil or biofuel.
When and how HMRC raises assessments, applies penalties and charges interest.
This notice must be displayed at every entrance and exit of an excise premises, warning against improper removal of duty-suspended goods.
Find out the criteria that HM Revenue and Customs use to assess your application to use the EPSS.
Records you must keep if you’re liable for Cider Duty.
This factsheet gives information about compliance checks and penalties under the Alcohol Wholesaler Registration Scheme.
Check the availability and any issues affecting the Duty Stamps online service.
Find out about the procedures and conditions for remission of excise duty.
Use form HM3 to apply for approval as a certified trader if your goods are being delivered from an EU member state into Northern Ireland or from Northern Ireland to an EU member state.
Find out when you can remove cider without paying Excise Duty and how to do it.
Find out about the force of law guidance for Alcohol Duty.
An overview of announcements made by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) for Budget 2014.
Use form HM9 to apply to be a UK tax representative and become authorised to account for duty on excise goods sold to private individuals in Northern Ireland.
This Tax Information and Impact Note is about the measures to allow excise goods to be transported between the UK and EU after the end of the transition period.
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