During the COVID-19 restaurant shutdowns, the TABC still expects compliance from its liquor license holders, including renewals, prohibited sales to minors and intoxicated persons, and taxes.
The TABC issued guidance regarding the temporary expansion of alcohol delivery authority amid the coronavirus outbreak. Here are some answers to your questions about the guidance.
Equip your servers with knowledge so that you, your servers, and the public can avoid the severe consequences associated with violating laws relating to minors and alcohol.
Seller/server training provides certain protections for the Texas liquor license holder and promotes the safe service of alcoholic beverages.
The TABC not only regulates who can buy and sell alcohol, but also how Texas liquor license holders advertise alcoholic beverages, especially at on-premises locations. In fact, the TABC established an entire rule entitled “On-Premises Promotions.”
The TABC not only regulates who can buy and sell alcohol, but also how Texas liquor license holders advertise alcoholic beverages, especially at on-premises locations. In fact, the TABC established an entire rule entitled “On-Premises Promotions.”
The TABC not only regulates who can buy and sell alcohol, but also how Texas liquor license holders advertise alcoholic beverages, especially at on-premises locations. In fact, the TABC established an entire rule entitled “On-Premises Promotions.”
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