TABC Code - Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
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Sec. 48.04. TAXES. (a) The taxes imposed by this code shall be paid on all alcoholic beverages on a commercial passenger train departing from a depot in this state in accordance with the rules prescribed by the commission. (b) The preparation and service of alcoholic beverages by the holder of a passenger train beverage permit is exempt from the tax imposed by the Limited Sales, Excise, and Use Tax Act (Section 151.001 et seq., Tax Code). A passenger train service fee of five cents is imposed on each individual serving of an alcoholic beverage served by the permittee inside the state. The fee accrues at the time the container containing an alcoholic beverage is delivered to the passenger. The permittee shall remit the fees to the commission each month under a reporting system prescribed by the commission. Sec. 48.05. INAPPLICABLE PROVISION. Section 109.53 of this code does not apply to a passenger train beverage permit. CHAPTER 49. MARKET RESEARCH PACKAGER'S PERMIT Sec. 49.01. AUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES. (a) The holder of a market research packager's permit may: (1) receive from a winery, distiller's, or brewer's permittee or a manufacturer's licensee in this state alcoholic beverages produced by and belonging to the permittee or licensee; (2) receive alcoholic beverages produced by and belonging to an authorized person outside this state; (3) place the alcoholic beverages in containers or packaging material as a service to the producer of the beverages in connection with a market research program; and (4) return the alcoholic beverages to the licensee, permittee, or authorized person from whom they were received. (b) The holder of a market research packager's permit may not exercise any right of title to the alcoholic beverages received, other than possession. The permittee has no lien on the beverages to secure payment for amounts due from the owner of the beverages. (c) Since the holder of a market research packager's permit may exercise no right of title to alcoholic beverages other than possession, the provisions of Section 109.53 of this code do not apply to a market research packager's permit. Sec. 49.02. FEE. The annual state fee for a market research packager's permit is $100. Sec. 49.03. ELIGIBILITY FOR PERMIT. The commission may issue a market research packager's permit in a wet or dry area. CHAPTER 50 [54]. PROMOTIONAL PERMIT Sec. 50.001. AUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES. The holder of a promotional permit may, on behalf of a distiller, brewer, rectifier, manufacturer, winery, or wine bottler with whom the promotional permit holder has entered into a contract for the purposes of this chapter, engage in activities to promote and enhance the sale of an alcoholic beverage in this state, including activities that take place on the premises of the holder of a permit or license under this code. Sec. 50.002. FEE. (a) The annual state fee for a promotional permit is $300. (b) A local fee may not be charged for the application or issuance of a promotional permit. Sec. 50.003. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES. The holder of a promotional permit may not hold an interest, directly or indirectly, in a permit or license issued under this code other than a contract to promote and enhance the sale of alcoholic beverages as authorized by this chapter. Sec. 50.004. NONAPPLICABILITY OF CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS TO PERMIT HOLDER. Notwithstanding Section 6.03, 11.46, 11.61, or 109.53, or any other law, the holder of a promotional permit is not required to be a resident of this state. Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code (2009) 80
CHAPTER 51. MINIBAR PERMIT Sec. 51.01. ELIGIBILITY FOR PERMIT. The commission or the administrator may issue a minibar permit only to the holder of a mixed beverage permit issued for operation in a hotel. Sec. 51.02. AUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES. The holder of a minibar permit may sell the following alcoholic beverages out of a minibar: (1) distilled spirits in containers of not less than one ounce nor more than two ounces; (2) wine and vinous liquors in containers of not more than 13 fluid ounces; and (3) beer, ale, and malt liquor in containers of not more than 12 fluid ounces. Sec. 51.03. LIMITED ACCESS TO MINIBAR. (a) Minibars shall be of such design as to prevent access to alcoholic beverages to all persons who do not have a minibar key. The minibar key shall be different from the hotel guestroom key, and the permittee shall not provide the minibar key to any person who is not of legal drinking age. (b) A permittee may not provide a minibar key to any person other than an employee of the permittee or a registered guest of the hotel. Sec. 51.04. STOCKING RESTRICTIONS. (a) All employees handling distilled spirits, wine, beer, ale, and malt liquor being stocked in the minibar must be at least 18 years of age. (b) A minibar may not be restocked or replenished during any hours that a mixed beverage permittee may not sell alcoholic beverages at the location as provided by Section 105.03 of this code and it may contain no more than 40 individual containers of alcoholic beverages at any one time. (c) A minibar may only be maintained, serviced, or stocked with alcoholic beverages by a person who is an employee of the holder of a minibar permit, and no other person shall be authorized to add alcoholic beverages to a minibar or, with the exception of a registered hotel guest consumer, to remove alcoholic beverages from a minibar. (d) The holder of a minibar permit shall adhere to standards of quality and purity of alcoholic beverages prescribed by the commission and shall destroy any alcoholic beverages contained in a minibar on the date which is considered by the manufacturer of the alcoholic beverage to be the date the product becomes inappropriate for sale to a consumer. Sec. 51.05. FEE. The annual state fee for an original minibar permit is $2,000. The annual state fee for the first renewal of a minibar permit is $1,500. The annual state fee for the second renewal of a minibar permit is $1,000. The annual state fee for the third and each subsequent renewal of a minibar permit is $750. Sec. 51.06. PROHIBITED INTERESTS. The holder of a minibar permit may not have a direct or indirect interest in a package store permit, and no package store may be located on the premises of a hotel in which a mixed beverage permittee holds a minibar permit. Sec. 51.07. MIXED BEVERAGE PERMIT IS PRIMARY. All purchases made by a minibar permittee shall be made under the authority of and subject to the limitations imposed on the mixed beverage permit held by the permittee. All sales made by a minibar permittee shall, for tax purposes, be considered sales under the mixed beverage permit held by the permittee and shall be taxed accordingly. To ensure that the marketing of alcoholic beverages for stocking minibars is not used by suppliers for purposes of inducement or unauthorized or illegal advertising, it is further provided that: (1) No person who holds a permit or license authorizing sale of any alcoholic beverage to mixed beverage permittees may sell or offer to sell alcoholic beverages to a minibar permittee at a cost less than the seller's laid-in cost plus the customary and normal profit margin applicable to other container sizes. The laid-in cost shall be defined as the manufacturer's or supplier's invoice price, plus all applicable freight, taxes, and duties. (2) Proof of laid-in cost shall become a part of the permanent records of each permittee or licensee supplying alcoholic beverages to minibar permittees and be available for a period of two years for inspection by the commission. Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code (2009) 81
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Sec. 48.04. TAXES. (a) The taxes imposed by this code shall be paid on all alcoholic beverages<br />
on a commercial passenger train departing from a depot in this state in accordance with the rules<br />
prescribed by the commission.<br />
(b) The preparation and service of alcoholic beverages by the holder of a passenger train<br />
beverage permit is exempt from the tax imposed by the Limited Sales, Excise, and Use Tax Act (Section<br />
151.001 et seq., Tax <strong>Code</strong>). A passenger train service fee of five cents is imposed on each individual<br />
serving of an alcoholic beverage served by the permittee inside the state. The fee accrues at the time the<br />
container containing an alcoholic beverage is delivered to the passenger. The permittee shall remit the<br />
fees to the commission each month under a reporting system prescribed by the commission.<br />
Sec. 48.05. INAPPLICABLE PROVISION. Section 109.53 of this code does not apply to a<br />
passenger train beverage permit.<br />
CHAPTER 49. MARKET RESEARCH PACKAGER'S PERMIT<br />
Sec. 49.01. AUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES. (a) The holder of a market research packager's<br />
permit may:<br />
(1) receive from a winery, distiller's, or brewer's permittee or a manufacturer's<br />
licensee in this state alcoholic beverages produced by and belonging to the permittee or licensee;<br />
(2) receive alcoholic beverages produced by and belonging to an authorized person<br />
outside this state;<br />
(3) place the alcoholic beverages in containers or packaging material as a service to<br />
the producer of the beverages in connection with a market research program; and<br />
(4) return the alcoholic beverages to the licensee, permittee, or authorized person<br />
from whom they were received.<br />
(b) The holder of a market research packager's permit may not exercise any right of title to<br />
the alcoholic beverages received, other than possession. The permittee has no lien on the beverages to<br />
secure payment for amounts due from the owner of the beverages.<br />
(c) Since the holder of a market research packager's permit may exercise no right of title to<br />
alcoholic beverages other than possession, the provisions of Section 109.53 of this code do not apply to a<br />
market research packager's permit.<br />
Sec. 49.02. FEE. The annual state fee for a market research packager's permit is $100.<br />
Sec. 49.03. ELIGIBILITY FOR PERMIT. The commission may issue a market research<br />
packager's permit in a wet or dry area.<br />
CHAPTER 50 [54]. PROMOTIONAL PERMIT<br />
Sec. 50.001. AUTHORIZED ACTIVITIES. The holder of a promotional permit may, on behalf<br />
of a distiller, brewer, rectifier, manufacturer, winery, or wine bottler with whom the promotional permit<br />
holder has entered into a contract for the purposes of this chapter, engage in activities to promote and<br />
enhance the sale of an alcoholic beverage in this state, including activities that take place on the premises<br />
of the holder of a permit or license under this code.<br />
Sec. 50.002. FEE. (a) The annual state fee for a promotional permit is $300.<br />
(b) A local fee may not be charged for the application or issuance of a promotional permit.<br />
Sec. 50.003. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES. The holder of a promotional permit may not hold an<br />
interest, directly or indirectly, in a permit or license issued under this code other than a contract to<br />
promote and enhance the sale of alcoholic beverages as authorized by this chapter.<br />
Sec. 50.004. NONAPPLICABILITY OF CERTAIN REQUIREMENTS TO PERMIT<br />
HOLDER. Notwithstanding Section 6.03, 11.46, 11.61, or 109.53, or any other law, the holder of a<br />
promotional permit is not required to be a resident of this state.<br />
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