Approvals, authorisations and registrations In addition, where there has been a breach of our regulations, any goods concerned may be liable to forfeiture, or you may be liable for the excise duty on missing goods. Non-renewal of your registered owner, duty representative or registered consignor approval Non-renewal of your authorisation or approval for some or all the sites for which you’re an authorised warehousekeeper Withdrawal of your registered owner, duty representative or registered consignor approval
Withdrawal of authorisation and approval of some or all the sites for which you’re an authorised warehousekeeper
Restriction of your authorisation and approval Failure to fulfil these obligations or observe any condition of your authorisation and approval could result in one or all of the following: Receive goods into and remove goods from an excise warehouse (Excise Notice 197) deals with the receipt into and removal from warehouse of excise goods in duty-suspension and should be read along with this notice.Īs an authorised warehousekeeper, registered owner, duty representative or registered consignor you have obligations under the law. Perform operations on excise goods in an excise warehouse, read section 7 Would like to be approved and registered as a registered consignor, read section 6 Would like to be approved and registered as a duty representative, acting on behalf of an owner based outside the UK who wants to hold goods in a UK excise warehouse, read section 5
Require premises to be approved as an excise warehouse, read section 4Īre an owner of excise goods and would like to be approved and registered to hold them in an excise warehouse, read section 5 Would like to be authorised as an excise warehousekeeper, read section 3 This notice explains the UK’s requirements for the warehousing of excise goods held in duty-suspension within the UK. Introduction 1.1 Information in this notice
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