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max date tabled	2018-11-14
min answer date	2018-09-04
version	3
ddp created	2018-10-24T19:21:30.767Z

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24/10/2018

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Alcoholic Drinks: Imports

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question text

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how much delay occurs at UK ports when importing alcoholic drinks from the EU in order to deal with VAT, currency and excise differences.

tabling member constituency

Wokingham

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John Redwood

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is ministerial correction

date of answer

29/10/2018

answer text

Legitimate consignments of goods (including alcohol) arriving from the EU are subject to the EU principle of free movement and as such as they can enter and exit the port without the need for a declaration and normally without Border Force intervention.Imported alcohol normally travels into the UK under EU wide duty suspension arrangements. The duty is paid by producers or warehouse keepers when products are released onto the UK market for consumption.Border Force has a remit to conduct customs revenue work and protect the revenue at the border. This involves making interventions and taking appropriate action when alcohol fraud and illicit consignments are detected.Border Force and HMRC work together to facilitate legitimate movements of alcohol across the border but will take action when fraud and evasion is detected.

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Romsey and Southampton North

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Caroline Nokes

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29/10/2018 17:30:24

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label	Biography information for Caroline Nokes

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label	Biography information for Sir John Redwood