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Clarifications on Direct Shipping Laws Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
... in addition to shipping direct-to-consumers. Georgia: Wineries shipping direct-to-consumers ... the state. The Special Order Direct Shipping License in GA does not trigger a sales tax requirement. North Carolina: Wineries that have an approved Direct Shippers Permit for NC are allowed to ship ... The enforcement and interpretation of various state laws for Direct-to-Consumer wine shipments...

Lawsuit filed in Tennessee Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
Add Tennessee to the list of at least nine states that have ongoing direct to consumer litigation. A “wine enthusiast” recently filed a lawsuit in Tennessee to challenge the laws prohibiting the direct shipment of wine to consumers. Tennessee currently is a felony state that allows for a one gallon federal onsite provision, but otherwise forces wineries to use the three tier system to get wine...

Interview with Jeremy Benson from Free the Grapes! - Part 1 Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
... choice in wine. We focus exclusively on this issue, that is, the domestic direct shipping of wine from ... , to further wine in America by augmenting the 3-tier system with limited, regulated direct wine shipping ... direct shipping restrictions? There’s really only one obstacle, and it’s the wholesalers, who ... shipping is a consumer-driven issue, and we know that direct shipping actually helps ALL tiers...

Idaho increases sales tax rates Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
From the Idaho Tax Commission memo : The Idaho Legislature passed a new law increasing the sales and use tax rate to 6% as of October 1, 2006. Be sure to update the rates in your order management system(s) if you haven’t done so already.

Clarification on the South Carolina application process Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
There has been some confusion about the application process for wineries shipping direct-to-consumers in South Carolina. The correct forms to complete are listed below and can also be found at http://wi.shipcompliant.com/StateDetail.aspx?StateID=39 . Wineries must complete the following steps ... Tax Return for Wines Shipped Direct to Residents (Form L-2166) and the Sales Tax Return (Form ST-3...

More on Georgia sales tax Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
A few weeks ago, Annie mentioned that wineries shipping directly to Georgia that do not otherwise ... the following The simple answer to your question is that the Special Order Shipping License ... that these licencees must collect and pay Georgia sales tax on sales. Whether a Special Order Shipping ... for further clarification on whether the Special Order Shipping License creates a nexus in Georgia...

More on the Family Winemakers lawsuit Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
... the current debate over direct shipping regulations. First, with regard to the Granholm ruling ... its legitimacy. This is important. The idea that the state is preventing direct shipping by those ... ” belies the facts and machinations in the direct shipping debate. Were direct shipping to consumers ... are approved by Wholesalers becauase it keeps the vast majority of direct sales from occuring while...

New COLA form available Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
TTB published a new Certificate of Label Approval or Exemption (COLA) form in June of this year and is now requiring that all applicants use this new form. According to Customer Service Staff at the TTB Labeling and Formulation Division in Washington, D.C, they will reject all applications submitted on ...

Terroir in Court Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
For the first time in post-Granholm legal maneuvering, a court has recognized the geographic distinctiveness of wine as a factor in applying the “level playing field” requirement. Kentucky is one of about eight states that responded to Granholm by authorizing only on-site sales. The argument by the wholesalers and their ...

Virtual wineries taken to court Bookmark this Blog/Forum Post
Last week the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control took three “virtual” wineries to court stating that they violated the provisions of their licenses by pouring wine for consumers at a wine festival. So called virtual wineries typically hold two licenses in combination, a type 17 which is a wholesale ...

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