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Use the online service if you produce, use or set aside more than 2,500 litres of biofuels a year.
Find out how to complete and submit an electronic administrative document (eAD) and an electronic simplified administrative document (eSAD) using the Excise Movement Control System.
Use the online service to report the amount of excise duty you need to pay for fuel removed from warehouse.
Use the form HM2 to submit your return of excise duty as a registered consignee or certified consignee.
Find out about the legal definitions of biofuel products, excise duty rates and the roles and responsibilities of producers, and in some cases, users of these products before 1 April 2022.
Find out how to apply to operate premises as an excise warehouse, how to renew or make changes to your approval and what happens if HMRC cancel your approval.
Find out how to qualify for drawback and what you'll need to do to make a claim on duty you have already paid.
Find out if you need to register your business if you produce, import, warehouse, sell or deal in motor and heating fuels.
Use these road fuel charges from 1 May 2022 on your VAT return, to account for private consumption of fuel on a business vehicle.
Check if you need to pay duty if you’re a producer or warehousekeeper of motor and heating fuels, and how to register.
Find out who can be authorised to store, process or produce excise goods in a UK Freeport customs site and how to apply to do so.
Use form HM3 to apply for approval as a certified trader if your goods are being delivered from an EU member state into Northern Ireland or from Northern Ireland to an EU member state.
Use form HM9 to apply to be a UK tax representative and become authorised to account for duty on excise goods sold to private individuals in Northern Ireland.
Use form HM1 to apply to be a part of the Registered Consignee scheme and import duty-suspending goods into Northern Ireland from an EU member state.
Tax representatives must apply for approval to import duty-paid EU excise goods into Northern Ireland, using form HM4b.
Use form HM6 to claim a repayment of excise duty if your goods are being delivered from an EU member state into Northern Ireland.
Use form HM8 when you need authority to account for excise duty by using another trader's deferment approval number (DAN).
How to pay duty on biofuels or road fuel gas, and how long it takes for your payment to reach HMRC.
Check if you need to pay excise duty on road fuel gas duty, and how to register online.
Find out how you can claim repayment of excise duty on heavy mineral (hydrocarbon) oil used to grow certain horticultural produce.
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