New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 18 - TREASURY - TAXATION
Chapter 3 - ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE TAX ACT- STATE LICENSEES
Subchapter 3 - TAX RULINGS
Section 18:3-3.6 - Deliveries of alcoholic beverages to steamships at piers in New Jersey; tax exemptions for licensees; reports filed
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 18:3-3.6
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) Where alcoholic beverages are delivered to a steamship company which is not the holder of a New Jersey license or permit, from inventories maintained either within or outside of this State:
1. Delivery by State licensees for
export are exempt from tax only if the consignor submits an affidavit signed by the
ship's master or other authorized agent or an on board bill of lading certifying
that the alcoholic beverages were laden on the vessel for delivery at a designated
point located outside of New Jersey.
2.
Delivery by State licensees for ship's supplies are exempt from tax only if the
consignor submits an affidavit signed by the ship's master or other authorized
official certifying that the alcoholic beverages were purchased for consumption
outside of New Jersey.
3. Where delivery
is made for export or ship's supplies from consignor's inventory in New Jersey,
these transactions are to be reported on Schedule E. Affidavits must be attached to
and listed on Schedule F.
4. Where
delivery is made for export or ship's supplies from out-of-State inventory by a
licensee maintaining inventory in the State of New Jersey, an entry is to be made on
Schedule H-1 and the transaction also reported on Schedule E. Affidavits are to be
attached and listed on Schedule F.
5.
Where delivery is made for export or for ship's supplies from out-of-State inventory
by a licensee maintaining no inventory in the State of New Jersey, the transaction
must be reported on Schedule E. Affidavits are to be attached and listed on Schedule
F.
6. Deliveries to a steamship company
or to a person on a ship for consumption or resale on board the ship while at a pier
in New Jersey, are taxable and are to be reported as a sale on Schedule D.
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