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Hi again

A while ago I know a landlord that at the end of the shift he would have his bar staff pour the waste beer from the drip trays into a messuring jug and make a log of it. He said he claimed the Alcohol duty back on wasted alcohol

Is this as simple as a form from the inland revenue where you complete and send to them and they send you a check in the post at the end of the financial year?

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