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Report someone to HMRC if you think they're selling tobacco products or alcohol without paying UK duty

Declare payment of excise duty for an alcohol warehouse using form W5.

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If you intend to brew, pack or hold beer in duty suspension, you must register for Beer Duty using form BPH1 at least 14 days before you start.

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Apply to receive duty free spirits if you need them for manufacturing or scientific processes or for preparation of articles that have medicinal purposes.

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Use form W1 to submit details of the alcohol and tobacco goods you have received, dispatched and currently store in your warehouse.

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Apply for a distiller's licence and for approval of distillery plant and process if you intend to produce spirits using form DLA1.

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Use form W8 to accompany movements of duty-suspended goods between port and warehouse and between UK warehouses.

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Use form EX69 to apply for a trade facility warehouse for alcohol and tobacco.

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Use form EX61 to apply to register as an excise warehousekeeper.

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Use the online or postal form L5 to apply for a licence to carry on an excise trade.

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File your quarterly production return if you run a distillery. Declare materials you've used and spirits you've produced using form W21.

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Use form EX68 to apply for general storage and distribution warehousing.

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Use the online forms service or email the postal form to notify HMRC that you intend to make a claim for excise duty drawback.

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Use form DA1 if you intend to receive and use industrial denatured alcohol or trade specific denatured alcohol.

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Defer payment of excise duty for an alcohol warehouse using form W5D.

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Use the online service or the postal form DS1 if you represent a business that wants to register for the Duty Stamps Scheme.

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If you intend to produce wine or made-wine for sale, or if you're a commercial grower, you should apply for a licence using form WMW1.

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Use the online service or postal form DS4 to tell HMRC of changes to the details of your Duty Stamps Scheme registration form.

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Register as a maker of cider or perry for sale, if you're a limited company or other corporate body. Use the online service or postal form CP30.

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Use form C945 to request authority for the shipment of spirits and tobacco products for use as stores, free of duty, on a ship.

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