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Can a spirits rectifier transfer an existing excise license to new premises, or must they apply for a new license?

You can transfer an existing excise license to new premises rather than applying for a completely new one. The process involves contacting the HMRC National Registrations Unit with your new premises details and submitting updated documentation (including new floor plans and equipment entry of plant specifications). However, members note that the exact requirements may vary depending on your local HMRC officer—one member experienced a situation where a new license was required instead of a transfer. Start by emailing the National Registrations Unit and referencing HMRC Excise Notice 39 (Spirits Production in the UK), which contains the formal guidance. The process typically takes some time, so factor this into your relocation timeline.

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