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There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The Excise Goods (Holding, Movement and Duty Point) Regulations 2010, SCHEDULE 1.
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Regulation 89(4)
Regulations:
41(2) (completion of draft electronic administrative document for exports of excise goods under duty suspension arrangements);
42(2) and (5) (electronic administrative document for exports of excise goods under duty suspension arrangements - supplementary provisions);
43 (exemption certificates);
44(3) (export of energy products by sea-notification of consignee);
45(4) (splitting a movement of energy products);
50(2) and (4) (procedure for exports of excise goods under duty suspension arrangements when computerised system unavailable);
51 (procedure for exports of excise goods under duty suspension arrangements when computerised system unavailable - supplementary provisions);
53 (electronic administrative documents for imports of excise goods under duty suspension arrangements);
54(1) (report of receipt of goods imported under duty suspension arrangements);
55(1) and (3) (report of receipt of excise goods imported under duty suspension arrangements when computerised system unavailable);
57(2) (completion of draft electronic administrative document for movements of excise goods under duty suspension arrangements wholly within the United Kingdom);
58(2) and (5) (electronic administrative document for movements of excise goods under duty suspension arrangements wholly within the United Kingdom-supplementary provisions);
59(1) (report of receipt of excise goods moved under duty suspension arrangements wholly within the United Kingdom);
60(2) and (4) (procedure for movement of excise goods under duty suspension arrangements wholly within the United Kingdom when computerised system unavailable);
61 (report of receipt of excise goods moved under duty suspension arrangements wholly within the United Kingdom when computerised system unavailable);
62(3) (conditions applying to simplified procedures for certain movements of alcoholic liquors);
63(3) (conditions applying to simplified procedure for certain movements of tobacco products);
65 (accompanying document for exports of excise goods after release for consumption);
66 (additional requirements relating to exports of excise goods after release for consumption);
68 (imports of excise goods after release for consumption);
69 (requirements relating to imports of excise goods after release for consumption);
77(2) (tax representatives-procedure);
87 (obligations of owners and transporters).
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