The Alcoholic Products (Excise Duty) Regulations 2023
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13 Small producer relief – documentation to be provided
(1) Subject to paragraph (3), this regulation applies where— (a) a person (P) has paid, or is liable for the payment of, alcohol duty at the discounted rate on an alcoholic product produced in, or imported into, Great Britain. (b) any person (the “supplier”) intends to supply the product to any other person (the “recipient”) in Great Britain, (c) the supplier does not know whether the product is intended to be consumed in Great Britain, and (d) the product was produced on production premises that did not meet, at the time of production, the volume production limit condition. (2) The supplier must provide to the recipient, at or before the time of supply, documentation confirming— (a) the amount of alcohol duty that was paid, and rate at which such duty was paid, on the product, and (b) that the product was produced on production premises that did not meet, at the time of production, the volume production limit condition. (3) Paragraph (2) does not apply to any supplier other than P where that supplier has not been provided with the documentation described in paragraph (2).
13 Small producer relief – documentation to be provided
(1) Subject to paragraph (3), this regulation applies where— (a) a person (P) has paid, or is liable for the payment of, alcohol duty at the discounted rate on an alcoholic product produced in, or imported into, Great Britain. (b) any person (the “supplier”) intends to supply the product to any other person (the “recipient”) in Great Britain, (c) the supplier does not know whether the product is intended to be consumed in Great Britain, and (d) the product was produced on production premises that did not meet, at the time of production, the volume production limit condition. (2) The supplier must provide to the recipient, at or before the time of supply, documentation confirming— (a) the amount of alcohol duty that was paid, and rate at which such duty was paid, on the product, and (b) that the product was produced on production premises that did not meet, at the time of production, the volume production limit condition. (3) Paragraph (2) does not apply to any supplier other than P where that supplier has not been provided with the documentation described in paragraph (2).
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