The Travellers’ Allowances (Amendment) Order 2026
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In Schedule 2, in the table— (a) in the column headed “Description”— (i) for the heading “Alcoholic beverages and alcohol” substitute “Alcoholic products”; (ii) for “Still wine” substitute “Wine”; (iii) Omit “Sparkling wine”; (b) in the column headed “A: Rate of Excise Duty”, omit “£3.40 per litre” in the second place that it occurs. (c) in the column headed “B:Upper threshold”— (i) omit “60 litres”; (ii) for “20 litres” in the first, second and third place that it occurs substitute “110 litres”.
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In Schedule 2, in the table— (a) in the column headed “Description”— (i) for the heading “Alcoholic beverages and alcohol” substitute “Alcoholic products”; (ii) for “Still wine” substitute “Wine”; (iii) Omit “Sparkling wine”; (b) in the column headed “A: Rate of Excise Duty”, omit “£3.40 per litre” in the second place that it occurs. (c) in the column headed “B:Upper threshold”— (i) omit “60 litres”; (ii) for “20 litres” in the first, second and third place that it occurs substitute “110 litres”.
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