F1PART 6AWholesaling of controlled liquor

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Pt. 6A inserted (26.3.2015 for specified purposes, 1.1.2016 for specified purposes, 1.4.2017 in so far as not already in force) by Finance Act 2015 (c. 11), s. 54(3) (with s. 54(8)-(12)); S.I. 2017/494, reg. 2

88ADefinitions

1

This section defines certain expressions used in this Part.

2

A sale is of “controlled liquor” if—

a

it is a sale of dutiable alcoholic liquor on which duty is charged under this Act at a rate greater than nil, and

b

the excise duty point for the liquor falls at or before the time of the sale.

3

Controlled liquor is sold “wholesale” if—

a

the sale is of any quantity of the liquor,

b

the seller is carrying on a trade or business and the sale is made in the course of that trade or business,

c

the sale is to a buyer carrying on a trade or business, for sale or supply in the course of that trade or business, and

d

the sale is not an incidental sale, a group sale or an excluded sale,

and a reference to buying controlled liquor wholesale is to be read accordingly.

4

A sale is an “incidental sale” if—

a

the seller makes authorised retail sales of alcoholic liquor of any description, and

b

the sale is incidental to those sales.

5

A sale is an “authorised retail sale” if it is made by retail under and in accordance with a licence or other authorisation under an enactment regulating the sale and supply of alcohol.

6

A sale is a “group sale” if the seller and the buyer are both bodies corporate which are members of the same group (see section 88J).

7

A sale is an “excluded sale” if it is of a description prescribed by or under regulations made by the Commissioners.

8

Controlled activity” means—

a

selling controlled liquor wholesale,

b

offering or exposing controlled liquor for sale in circumstances in which the sale (if made) would be a wholesale sale, or

c

arranging in the course of a trade or business for controlled liquor to be sold wholesale, or offered or exposed for sale in circumstances in which the sale (if made) would be a wholesale sale.

9

UK person” means a person who is UK-established for the purposes of value added tax (see paragraph 1(10) of Schedule 1 to the Value Added Tax Act 1994).

10

Enactment” includes an enactment contained in—

a

an Act of the Scottish Parliament;

b

an Act or Measure of the National Assembly for Wales;

c

Northern Ireland legislation.