08R 2683 OR Table Book 1.indb - Texas Legislative Council

Type of License Description
Wine and beer retailer's offpremise
permit
Table 1. Occupational Licenses in Texas
Authorizes holder to sell for off-premises
consumption only, but not for resale, wine, beer,
and malt liquor containing alcohol in excess of
one-half of 1 percent by volume and not more than
14 percent or 17 percent by volume (depending on
the type of local-option election).
Code
Chapter
Wine and Liquor Permits
Agent's permit Authorizes holder to represent only the holders of
active permits within this state, other than retail
permit holders, authorized to sell liquor to retail
dealers in Texas.
Airline beverage permit Authorizes a corporation operating a commercial
airline to sell or serve alcoholic beverages while
operating in or through Texas.
Beverage cartage permit Authorizes certain permit holders (mixed beverage,
private club registration, private club wine and
beer, or private club exemption certifi cate) to
transport alcoholic beverages to those licensed
premises from the place of purchase.
Bonded warehouse permit Authorizes holder to store liquor for any permit
holder who holds a public storage permit.
Bonded warehouse permit (dry
area)
Authorizes holder to store wine in a dry area for a
winery permit holder who holds a public storage
permit.
Brewer's permit Authorizes holder to manufacture ale and malt
liquor and sell it only to wholesale permit holders
in this state or to qualifi ed persons outside the
state.
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Number of
Active
Licenses
Fees
State Revenue
from Fees
(FY 07)
Year First
Regulated
26 12,225 $295 $3,606,375 1973
35 10,991 $50 $549,550 1935
34 21 $2,339 $49,119 1969
44 6,668 $84 $560,112 1971
46 8 $208 $1,664 1937
46 0 $208 0 1993
12 12 $1,745 $20,940 1935