Following consultation between February and April this year HMRC received broad support for moving to a single registration process for alcohol duties and confirmed its intention ‘to pursue harmonisation across all alcohol regimes’. A second consultation in 2018 will consider more detailed plans for:
Following consultation between February and April this year, HMRC received broad support for moving to a single registration process for alcohol duties and confirmed its intention ‘to pursue harmonisation across all alcohol regimes’.
Following consultation between February and April this year, HMRC received broad support for moving to a single registration process for alcohol duties and confirmed its intention ‘to pursue harmonisation across all alcohol regimes’. A second consultation in 2018 will consider more detailed plans for:
No changes to the excise duty deferment system are planned.
Following consultation between February and April this year HMRC received broad support for moving to a single registration process for alcohol duties and confirmed its intention ‘to pursue harmonisation across all alcohol regimes’. A second consultation in 2018 will consider more detailed plans for:
Following consultation between February and April this year, HMRC received broad support for moving to a single registration process for alcohol duties and confirmed its intention ‘to pursue harmonisation across all alcohol regimes’.
Following consultation between February and April this year, HMRC received broad support for moving to a single registration process for alcohol duties and confirmed its intention ‘to pursue harmonisation across all alcohol regimes’. A second consultation in 2018 will consider more detailed plans for:
No changes to the excise duty deferment system are planned.