
- Employing a common carrier, such as UPS or FedEx, to handle deliveries.
- Maintaining a direct-shipping license for liquor in every applicable state.
- Paying use and excise taxes for all deliveries—a cost that varies depending on the destination state.
- Keeping accurate records in case of audits from regulatory agencies.
Maintain both federal and state licenses
Meet tax requirements
Stay up to date on new regulations
Implement an age verification process
Be prepared for potential audits
- Certificate of Label Approvals (COLA)
- Purchase records for equipment and supplies
- Federal and state tax payment records
- Production records
- Federal and state product registration records
Wrapping up

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