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Excise movements: notice of intention to claim drawback (EX75)

Use the online forms service or email the postal form to notify HMRC that you intend to make a claim for excise duty drawback.

From:
HM Revenue & Customs
Published
4 April 2014
Last updated
20 January 2023 — See all updates

Documents

Notify online (sign in using Government Gateway)

https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/digital-forms/form/notice-of-intention-to-claim-drawback/draft/guide

Notify by post

Ref: EX75

PDF, 249 KB, 3 pages

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Details

From 13 February 2023 the process for dispatching excise duty-paid goods from Northern Ireland to the EU for commercial purposes will change.

You will need to apply for and get an approval from HMRC as a certified consignor or a temporary certified consignor before you can dispatch goods.

Before giving notice of your intention to claim drawback, read section 11 ‘Certified trader schemes’ of Excise Notice 204b to find out if you need to apply to HMRC for approval before dispatching goods.

If you intend to claim excise duty drawback in accordance with the Excise Goods (Drawback) Regulations 1995 (as amended), you can:

To claim excise duty drawback, you need a Government Gateway user ID and password. If you do not have a user ID, you can create one when you claim.

Read Notice 207 before filling in the form.

HMRC will not send you an EX76 claim form to claim drawback on the excise goods shown on this form until you’ve given them all the information they need.

Email HMRC to ask for this form in Welsh (Cymraeg).

Excise Notice 207: Excise Duty drawback
Guidance on Excise Duty drawback.

Find a version of the form that was used before January 2021.

Published 4 April 2014
Last updated 20 January 2023 + show all updates

  1. A link to Excise Notice 204b has been added so that you can refer to the guidance and consider if you need to apply to HMRC for approval before dispatching goods. Out of date information has been removed.

  2. From 13 February 2023 the process for dispatching excise duty-paid goods from Northern Ireland to the EU for commercial purposes will change. You will need to apply for and get an approval from HMRC as a certified consignor or a temporary certified consignor before you can dispatch goods. In addition, this guidance has also been updated to remove the section 'Changes due to coronavirus (COVID-19) measures'.

  3. The address to notify by post has been updated.

  4. Form 'Notify by post' has been updated.

  5. This page has been updated because the Brexit transition period has ended.

  6. An online service is now available.

  7. First published.

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