NTE 2022/12: UK exporters fined for unlicensed strategic exports
Published 4 April 2022
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Between December 2021 and February 2022, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) issued compound settlement offers between 拢1,000 and circa 拢2.7 million to 8 UK exporters.
The settlements
In December 2021, 拢22,308.96 was paid relating to the unlicensed exports of military goods controlled by The Export Control Order 2008.
In December 2021, 拢5,200.00 was paid relating to the unlicensed exports of military goods controlled by The Export Control Order 2008.
In January 2022, 拢60,000 was paid relating to the unlicensed exports of dual-use goods controlled by Council Regulation (EC) No 428/2009, as amended, without the appropriate licence.
In January 2022, 拢3,200 was paid for breaches of licence conditions in relation to the export of dual use goods controlled by Council Regulation (EC) No 428/2009, as amended.
In January 2022, 拢1,000 was paid relating to the unlicensed exports of military goods controlled by The Export Control Order 2008.
In February 2022, 拢4,340 was paid relating to the unlicensed exports of military goods controlled by The Export Control Order 2008.
In February 2022, 拢1,500 was paid for offences in relation to the export of goods controlled by The Export Control Order 2008.
In February 2022, circa 拢2.7 million was paid relating to the unlicensed exports of military goods controlled by The Export Control Order 2008.
All these settlements related to unlicensed exports of dual use goods, military goods and related activity controlled by .
HMRC has policy responsibility for enforcing export controls on strategic goods and sanctions and investigating breaches of those controls. Where appropriate, HMRC can use their powers to offer a compound penalty in lieu of a file being prepared and sent to the Crown Prosecution Service.
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General queries about strategic export licensing
Export Control Joint Unit
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