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Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board
The Alabama
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is comprised of three
members who are appointed by the Governor with the advice
and consent of the Senate. One member is designated by the
Governor to serve as Chairman of the Board.
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Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board
The
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board is established as a
regulatory and quasi-judicial agency for control of the
manufacture, barter, possession, and sale of alcoholic
beverages in the state. Alaska is a "license" state with
issuance of licenses by the board to private business.
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Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
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Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board
The duties of the
Alcoholic Beverage Control - Administration Division are to receive applications
for and issue, refuse to issue, suspend or revoke permits to manufacture,
wholesale, retail and transport alcoholic beverages in Arkansas.
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Alcohol Beverage
Control
The mission of the
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control is to administer the provisions of the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Act in a manner that fosters and protects the health,
safety, welfare, and economic well being of the people of the State.
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Liquor/Tobacco Enforcement Division
To administer and enforce
the Colorado's alcohol beverage and tobacco laws in a consistent and common
sense manner. To serve and protect the Colorado public and to foster a clean,
healthy, three-tier industry within the state for the manufacture, distribution
and sale of alcohol beverages.
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Liquor
Our mission is to ensure a
fair and equitable marketplace, safe products and services for consumers in the
industries that we license, regulate and enforce.
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- Delaware Alcoholic
Beverage Control Commissioner
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Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration
The Alcoholic Beverage Regulation
Administration (ABRA) issues licenses to qualified applicants to serve or sell
alcoholic beverages, monitors compliance with the law and regulations, and takes
appropriate enforcement action when a business violates the District of
Columbia's alcoholic beverage law. ABRA implements new laws regulating the
manufacture, distribution, and sale of alcoholic beverages within District of
Columbia. ABRA also works to prevent the sale of alcoholic beverages to underage
individuals through education and enforcement programs.
ABRA operates under
the authority of a seven-member Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) Board that sets
policy parameters for the agency. Members of the ABC Board are appointed by the
Mayor and confirmed by the City Council.
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Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco
The Division of Alcoholic
Beverages and Tobacco is responsible for licensing the alcoholic beverage and
tobacco industries, for collection and auditing of taxes and fees paid by the
licensees, and for enforcing the laws and regulations of the alcoholic beverage
and tobacco industries.
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Alcohol
and Tobacco Division
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Liquor Control
A regulatory agency whose
functions are to regulate the manufacture, importation, sale and consumption of
intoxicating liquors and to ensure compliance to state and county laws through
enforcement of these laws.
Honolulu
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Kauai
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ABC
Ensuring
all establishments selling or producing alcoholic beverages, including liquor,
beer, and wine are properly licensed and conform to the law.
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Illinois Liquor
Control Commission
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Alcohol and Tobacco
Commission
The Commission licenses and
regulates nearly 10,000 permits for the manufacture, operation or sale of
alcoholic beverages at all restaurants, breweries, wineries, grocery stores,
hotels, drug stores, package stores, stadiums, civic centers, social and
fraternal clubs, horse tracks and river boats throughout the State of Indiana.
In addition, the Commission also licenses and regulates the permits of every
bartender, waiter, waitress, salesperson and clerk associated with the sale or
service of alcoholic beverages in the State of Indiana - almost 100,000 in
number. The Commission is responsible for raising revenue of approximately $42
million for the citizens of Indiana.
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Alcoholic Beverages
Division
The Iowa Alcoholic Beverages
Division is responsible for the regulation and control of alcohol in the State
of Iowa. Iowa is one of nineteen control states that, since the repeal of
prohibition, directly control the sale and distribution of alcoholic beverages.
In addition, the Division is responsible for the enforcement of state and
federal laws and regulations regarding the sale and use of alcohol and tobacco
products.
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Kansas
Department of Revenue
The ABC Division is the state’s
regulatory authority for enforcing Kansas liquor laws through the issue of state
licenses and permits, monitoring product flow, conducting compliance reviews of
licensed premises and enforcing restrictions on underage access to alcoholic
beverages and a variety of other statutory violations.
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Kentucky ABC
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Office of Alcohol and
Tobacco Control
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Maine Bureau of
Alcoholic Beverages
The responsibility of this
division is to license the manufacture, importation, storage, transportation and
sale of all liquor and administer those laws relating to licensing and the
collection of taxes on malt liquor and wine. The division can adopt rules
consistent with Title 28A and other laws of the State for the administration,
clarification, execution and enforcement of all laws concerning liquor and to
prevent violations of those laws. We review applications for liquor licenses and
are responsible for issuing and renewing liquor licenses. Division
representatives inspect licensed establishments for compliance prior to the
issuance of a license.
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Department of Liquor Control
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Alcoholic Beverages
Control Commission
The ABCC is the sole agency in
Massachusetts responsible for directly licensing or permitting specific
participants in the alcoholic beverages industry in Massachusetts. All
manufacturers of alcoholic beverages, all wholesalers and importers, all
out-of-state suppliers of alcoholic beverages, all brokers, all salesman, all
warehouses, all planes, trains, ships, ship chandlers and most every motor
vehicle transporting alcoholic beverages in Massachusetts require direct
licensing from the ABCC. Approximately 10,000 such licenses and permits are
issued by the ABCC each year.
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Liquor
Control
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Alcohol and Gambling
Enforcement
Alcohol Enforcement protects and
serves the public through the uniform interpretation and enforcement of the
State Liquor Act. It protects the health and safety of the state's youth by
enforcing the prohibition against sales to underage people. It operates as a
central source of alcohol licenses and violation records, ensuring availability
of records to related agencies and the public. It acts to maintain balance and
stability in the alcoholic beverage industry through management of liquor
licensing, education, enforcement and regulatory programs.
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Office of Alcoholic Beverage Control
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Division of
Alcohol and Tobacco Control
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Liquor
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Liquor Control
Commission
We are committed to serving
our visitors by supplying up-to-date information on liquor related issues. We
hope that our site will be of assistance in regards to any licensing,
enforcement, revenue or any other liquor related questions you might have.
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Department of
Taxation
Provide Fair, Efficient and
Effective Administration of Tax Programs for the State of Nevada in accordance
with applicable statutes, regulations and policies. Serve the Taxpayers, State
and Local Government Entities; and enable and recognize Department employees.
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Liquor Commission
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Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control
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Alcohol and Gaming Division
We
protect the health, safety, and welfare of the citizens of and visitors to the
State Of New Mexico and the economic vitality of our licensees by regulating the
sale, service and public consumption of alcoholic beverages.
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Division of
Alcoholic Beverage Control State Liquor Authority
The Agency maintains three Zone
offices located in New York City, Albany and Buffalo and one satellite office in
Syracuse. The Deputy Commissioner of Licensing Services coordinates statewide
licensing policies, standards and initiatives and is responsible for systems
development to support the licensing program.
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Alcoholic Beverage
Control Commission
As an agency under the Department
of Commerce, it is our overall objective to provide uniform control over the
sale, purchase, transportation, manufacture, consumption, and possession of
alcoholic beverages in the state.
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Office
of State Tax Commissioner
The mission of the Office of
State Tax Commissioner is to fairly and effectively administer the tax laws of
North Dakota.
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Division of Liquor Control
Within the United States, each of the 50 states has an alcohol beverage control
agency that regulates the manufacturing, wholesale distribution and retail sale
of alcoholic beverages within that state. All states have some form of
restrictive system for selling alcohol. There are no unrestricted free markets
for alcohol in any state.
The Ohio Division of Liquor Control (“Division”) is responsible for controlling
the manufacture, distribution, licensing, regulation, and merchandising of beer,
wine, mixed beverages, and spirituous liquor within Ohio pursuant to Ohio
Revised Code Chapters 4301. and 4303. Regulatory functions include the issuance
of permits to manufacturers, distributors and retailers of alcoholic beverages.
As a “control state” all beer and intoxicating liquor must be bought and sold
pursuant to Ohio law.
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ABLE Commission
The mission of the ABLE Commission is to protect the public welfare and interest
in the enforcement of the laws pertaining to alcoholic beverages, charity games,
and youth access to tobacco.
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Liquor Control
Commission
To promote the public interest
through the responsible sales and service of alcoholic beverages.
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Liquor Control Board
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Department of Business Regulation
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Department
of Revenue
The alcoholic liquors tax
is imposed on all manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers of alcoholic liquors.
Anyone selling alcoholic liquors must apply to the Department of Revenue for a
license.
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South Dakota Revenue and Regulation
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Alcoholic
Beverage Commission
The TABC is responsible for the
enforcement and regulation of all phases of the alcoholic beverage industry in
the State of Tennessee. The TABC was created by the state legislature in 1963 to
ensure the safety of the citizens of the State of Tennessee as that relates to
the responsible sale and service of alcoholic beverages while maintaining
balanced competition among licensees. In addition to the enforcement of all laws
related to the liquor industry, the TABC has the authority to police the illegal
manufacture, delivery, sale, and possession of marijuana and also, when
requested, assists other local and state law enforcement agencies with
investigations.
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Alcoholic
Beverage Commission
Under the Alcoholic Beverage
Code, the TABC "shall inspect, supervise and regulate every phase of the
business of manufacturing, importing, exporting, transporting, storing, selling,
advertising, labeling and distributing alcoholic beverages, and the possession
of alcoholic beverages for the purpose of sale or otherwise."
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Department of
Alcoholic Beverage Control
The Department of Alcoholic
Beverage Control has been in existence since 1935. In that year, the Utah State
Legislature created the department by statute and charged it with the
responsibility of conducting, licensing and regulating the sale of alcoholic
beverages in a manner and at prices which reasonably satisfy the public demand
and protect the public interest, including the rights of citizens who do not
wish to be involved with alcoholic beverages. The legislature also mandated that
the department be operated as a public business using sound management
principles and practices.
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Department of
Liquor Control
The
Department of Liquor Control purchases, distributes, and sells distilled spirits through its agency
stores; enforces Vermont's alcohol and tobacco statutes, with a strong emphasis
on limiting youth access; educates licensees;
and promotes responsibility. An integral part of our mission is to control the
distribution of alcoholic beverages, while providing excellent customer service
and effective public safety, for the general good of the state.
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Department of
Alcoholic Control
To control the distribution of
alcoholic beverages; operate efficient, conveniently located retail outlets;
enforce the laws of the Commonwealth pertaining to alcoholic beverages and youth
access to tobacco products; and provide excellent customer service, a reliable
source of revenue, and effective public safety.
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Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration
The Alcoholic
Beverage Regulation Administration (ABRA) issues licenses to qualified
applicants to serve or sell alcoholic beverages, monitors compliance with the
law and regulations, and takes appropriate enforcement action when a business
violates the District of Columbia's alcoholic beverage law. ABRA implements new
laws regulating the manufacture, distribution, and sale of alcoholic beverages
within District of Columbia. ABRA also works to prevent the sale of alcoholic
beverages to underage individuals through education and enforcement programs.
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Washington State Liquor
Control Board
The
Liquor Control Board Promotes public safety by
preventing the misuse of alcohol and tobacco through controlled retail and
wholesale distribution, licensing, regulation, enforcement and education.
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Alcohol Beverage
Control Administration
The mission of the Alcohol
Beverage Control Administration (ABCA) is to sell and control the use of
alcoholic beverages and to enforce the laws and regulations regarding alcoholic
beverages in the State of West Virginia.
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Department of
Revenue
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Department of
Revenue
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