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Report someone to HMRC if you think they're selling tobacco products or alcohol without paying UK duty.
Use form W1 to submit details of the alcohol and tobacco goods you have received, dispatched and currently store in your warehouse.
Use form C945 to request authority for the shipment of alcoholic and tobacco products for use as stores, free of duty, on a ship.
Use form DA1 if you intend to receive and use industrial denatured alcohol or trade specific denatured alcohol.
Apply to receive duty free spirits if you need them for manufacturing or scientific processes or for preparation of articles that have medicinal purposes.
Use form W8 to accompany movements of duty-suspended goods between port and warehouse and between UK warehouses.
Defer payment of excise duty for an alcohol warehouse using form W5D.
Use the online forms service or email the postal form to notify HMRC that you intend to make a claim for excise duty drawback.
Declare payment of excise duty for an alcohol warehouse using form W5.
Declare VAT due on alcoholic products under duty suspension using the online or postal form EX46(VAT).
Use the online or postal form L5 to apply for a licence to carry on an excise trade.
Use form EX61 to apply to be an excise warehousekeeper for a motor and heating fuels warehouse.
Use form FAD when goods need to be dispatched following the fallback procedures in Excise Notices 197 and 204b.
Use the online form to apply to HMRC to become a registered consignor.
Use form C209 to declare surplus aircraft stores for landing and entry to warehousing.
Use form C944 to record details of surplus dutiable stores staying onboard a vessel after a voyage on which duty-free stores were granted.
Tell HMRC about cash payments for alcoholic products or alcoholic product-related services in duty suspension, using form W7.
Use form FB15 to manually release inter-shed removals which can't be input to CCS-UK.
Use form FB19 to manually release inter-shed removals which cannot be input to CCS-UK.
Use form FCoD when goods need to be changed following the fallback procedures in Notice 197.
Do not include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details.
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