Kansas Administrative Regulations
Agency 14 - KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE-DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL
Article 14 - MANUFACTURERS; DISTRIBUTORS; NONBEVERAGE USERS; FARM WINERIES; MICROBREWERIES
Section 14-14-7 - Sales and transfers of alcoholic liquor by distributors authorized, export permits
Universal Citation: KS Admin Regs 14-14-7
Current through Register Vol. 43, No. 39, September 26, 2024
(a) A distributor may sell any alcoholic liquor pursuant to the issued license to the licensed premise of:
(1) A distributor;
(2) a retailer; or to
(3) a military installation.
(b) A distributor may sell bulk wine and deliver to the licensed premise of a:
(1) Club;
(2) drinking establishment; or
(3) caterer.
(c) A distributor may transfer any alcoholic liquor to another of the distributor's licensed premises. Transfers of alcoholic liquor between a distributor's licensed premises shall be evidenced by proper withdrawal and receiving tickets which shall be subject to inspection by the director.
(d)
(1) Export permits may be issued by the
director for the shipping of merchandise back to manufacturers when:
(A) Non-posted items are shipped into Kansas
in error;
(B) merchandise in
inventory is unsaleable and the supplier wants the merchandise returned rather
than destroyed;
(C) the
distributor does not wish to retain excess merchandise received in error; or
(D) issuing such a permit is
deemed appropriate by the director.
(2) Requests to return merchandise shall be
submitted to the director on forms prescribed by the director. Each request
shall include:
(A) The total number of
containers or cases in the shipment;
(B) the name, address and license number of
the distributor;
(C) the
justification for issuing a permit; and
(D) the name, address and license number of
the supplier.
(3) If a
distributor has received non-posted merchandise, a request for an export permit
shall be submitted within five days of receipt of the merchandise.
(4) At the time of an export shipment, the
distributor shall forward to the director:
(A) a copy of the invoice signed by the
distributor's agent;
(B) a copy of
the bill of lading signed by the carrier's agent; and
(C) an affidavit of proof of claim for credit
for a refund on the gallonage tax.
(5) An export permit shall not be issued, or
alcoholic liquor consigned, to any person or corporation in another state who
is not authorized by that state to receive alcoholic liquor. All shipments
shall be made by carrier, common carrier or private carrier.
(e) This regulation shall take effect on or after October 1, 1988.
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