Winemaking & Viticulture - UC Davis Extension

Winemaking BusinessEveryday Compliance forWinery and BrandOwnersNoncredit.Develop your knowledge of winery compliancewith this basic overview. Course topicsinclude: city and county authority compliance;how to obtain a license to buy grapes;how to file and change fictitious businessstatements, and what they do; record keepingfor cellar, shipping and bottling records,as well as grapes; how to fill out formsfor state and federal excise tax returns,and wine operations reports; and makingsales out-of-state. The agenda includesguest speakers from the State of CaliforniaAlcoholic Beverage Control and the State ofCalifornia Department of Agriculture.ANDREA L. ANDERSON has worked as aconsultant in alcoholic beverage compliancefor four decades.■■1 meeting.■■April 27: Fri., 9 a.m.–4 p.m.■■Davis: Da Vinci Building,1632 Da Vinci Ct.■ ■ $200. Includes course materials andlunch. Enroll in section 114VIT206.save the dateOIV Wine Marketing Short CourseJuly 16–27, 2012Learn the fundamentals of producingand marketing grapes and wine inthe U.S. From brand establishment todistribution and sales, gain practical,hands-on knowledge for negotiatingthe U.S. wine market. As part of theMBA curriculum of the OrganisationInternationale de La Vigne et du Vin(OIV), UC Davis Extension and theUC Davis Department of Viticultureand Enology have been coordinatingthis program for more than 20 years.Learn from the American wineindustry’s top speakers as they sharetheir knowledge and insights. Enroll inthe entire two-week program or attendby the week or by the day.Get on the notify me list for thisupcoming course, and we’ll send youan email when the course is open forenrollment.extension.ucdavis.edu/wineFOr more information or to enrollCall UC Davis Extension at (800) 752-0881, (530) 757-8777from Davis or Woodland, email extension@ucdavis.edu or visitour website. extension.ucdavis.edu/wineNot produced at state expenseUC Davis Extension is a self-supporting, nonprofit organization funded bycourse fees, grants and contracts.The University of California does not discriminate in any of its policies,procedures or practices. The university is an affirmative action/equalopportunity employer.Tax deductibility of educational expensesEducational expenses—including registration fees, travel, meals andlodging—may be deductible if they maintain or improve professional skills ormeet the express requirement of an individual’s employer.Contact a certified public accountant for more information, or visitwww.irs.gov/taxtopics.If your plans changeRequests to withdraw from a course must be received before the last meetingof the course. Following the proper withdrawal procedure will ensure anappropriate grade assignment. Refund requests for short courses (five or fewermeetings) will be approved, less a $30 processing fee, if the request is receivedseven calendar days before the course begins. For quarter-long courses (morethan five meetings), refunds will be approved, less a $30 processing fee, if therequest is received before the second meeting of the course.Requests for withdrawals or refunds may be made by phone, fax or in writing.Please include the student’s name, course title and course section number. Forinformation about other alternatives (e.g., transferring to another course orsending a substitute), call UC Davis Extension at (800) 752-0881. UC DavisExtension reserves the right to cancel or reschedule courses and to changeinstructors. If a course is canceled or rescheduled, you may request an officialtransfer to another course or a refund. Every reasonable effort will be made tonotify enrollees of changes or cancellations.