Tax Avoidance

Treasury written question – answered at on 8 October 2019.

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Photo of Simon Clarke Simon Clarke The Exchequer Secretary

At Budget 2018, the government announced its plans to prohibit the practice of post duty point dilution (PDPD) from April 2020. From that date, wine and made-wine producers will not be able to use PDPD to reduce the excise duty they must pay. Legislation to be included within Finance Bill 2019-20 will give HM Revenue & Customs new sanctions that may be applied to any producer that continues to use PDPD after that date.

There are no plans to revise the existing arrangements for duty collection.

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