Tax Collection Legislation Advances in MT
Passing the House, H.B. 124 provides for the quarterly collection of beer, wine, and hard cider taxes. Read More
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Passing the House, H.B. 124 provides for the quarterly collection of beer, wine, and hard cider taxes. Read More
House Bill 1217 provides for a primary source of supply or wholesaler to allow a permittee on a nondiscriminatory basis to use equipment that is owned by the primary source of supply or wholesaler. The permittee may only use the …Read More
The comment period for the advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPRM) on trade practices has been extended until June 7, 2023. Comments can be seen and/or submitted at Regulations.gov docket TTB-2022-0011. Read More
SJR 12 directs the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to study its licensing fee structure. Read More
Draft legislation (LC 415 / S.B. 20) addresses a variety of tax issues related to alcohol beverages. Specific to brewers, it clarifies that licensed brewers selling directly to retailers, special permittees, or the public is liable for paying the …Read More
LC 431 (H.B. 48) seeks to allow breweries, distilleries, and wineries to maintain and operate storage depots. Read More
Draft LC 414 addresses the registration of out-of-state breweries, certain sales and shipping of beer and revises laws related to beer shipped by beer wholesalers. Read More
LC 465 seeks to revise the collection of taxes on beer, wine, and hard cider from monthly to quarterly. Read More
The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) has published Industry Circular 2022-2,Use of Social Media in the Advertising of Alcohol Beverages, which updates and supersedes Industry Circular 2013-1 to account for various new forms of social media used …Read More
Among several provisions, LC 440 specifies that a brewer, beer importer, or beer wholesaler may not sell or deliver beer unless a retail licensee pays within 7 days of the delivery and may not extend more than 7 days’ credit …Read More