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Tax revenue protected by the detection of undeclared goods

The data shows how much tax was saved by the work of the Border Force in detecting goods on which excise had not been paid.

From:
Home Office and Border Force
Published
23 May 2013
Last updated
1 April 2014 — See all updates

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Annual level of tax revenue that is protected through detecting goods where excise duty has not been declared

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This page gives the annual amount of tax revenue that is protected by detecting goods on which excise has not been declared, the quantity of goods liable to excise duty that were detected and the rate of duty that applies to these goods.

We work collaboratively with HMRC to produce data for this indicator. It is for revenue protected on tobacco goods (cigarettes and hand-rolling tobacco) seized and on alcohol (spirits, beer, wine, cider and ‘alcopops’) detected at the border and referred to HMRC.

The data are available in both Excel and ODS format.

Last Updated: 15 October 2013

Published 23 May 2013
Last updated 1 April 2014 + show all updates

  1. Q2 and Q3 data added.

  2. First published.

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