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HMRC internal manual

Denatured Alcohol: main contents

From:
HM Revenue & Customs
Published
10 April 2016
Updated:
9 December 2025 - See all updates
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DNALC6000 - Distributors/dealers: contents

  1. DNALC6050
    Definition of a distributor
  2. DNALC6150
    Licensing and entry requirements
  3. DNALC6155
    Legal basis for licensing requirements for distributors
  4. DNALC6200
    Procedure for issue of licence to distribute denatured alcohol: application
  5. DNALC6205
    Handling of applications
  6. DNALC6250
    Partnership licences
  7. DNALC6300
    Replacement licences
  8. DNALC6350
    Reasons for transfer of licence
  9. DNALC6355
    Procedure for transferring a licence
  10. DNALC6400
    Revocation or suspension of a licence
  11. DNALC6450
    Entry of premises
  12. DNALC6500
    What if someone holds denatured alcohol on behalf of a distributor?
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