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2015/16 tobacco duty rates
For the purpose of working out duty demands etc.
Hand rolling tobacco is £185-74 per kilo
Cigarettes - £189-49 + 16.5% per 1000 cigs
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Re: 2015/16 tobacco duty rates
Is that the price for golden virginia ?
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Re: 2015/16 tobacco duty rates
Those are the figures that HMRC/BF will use to calculate any duty owed if you get your goods seized.
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Regarding ourselves, we categorically do not condone smuggling and neither do we condone the current tactics used against legitimate cross-border shoppers by UKBA/Border Force and HMRC. The current tactics benefit both Customs and smugglers alike.
Although some people use real names, there is no guarantee that they are who they say they are; it is impossible for us to verify identities of all members.