Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 560-2-7-.03 - Regulatory Agencies; Business Relations Prohibited; Conflicts of Interest
(1)
No person licensed to sell Malt Beverages in Georgia shall enter into any
agreement, or participate in any scheme or device with the governing authority
or regulatory agency of any municipality or county, which results in such
municipality or county receiving less than the total sum of Malt Beverage taxes
due it as required by law.
(2) No
Licensee shall permit any municipality, county or other regulatory agency to
hold any pecuniary interest in such Licensee's business, nor shall any Licensee
pay any governing authority rent or remuneration for its business premises
above the fair market value of such premises.
(a) No Licensee shall pay any governing
authority a percentage of sales or profits as a license fee or charge, or as
rent for its business premises, for the purposes of evading the provisions of
the Uniform Local Malt Beverage Tax.
(3) No Licensee shall employ or compensate
any agent or employee of any municipality, county, or other governing authority
in any manner whereby such compensation or payment of employment is based upon
or related to the volume of Malt Beverages sold.
(4) No Licensee shall accept from any
municipality, county, or other governing authority any rebate of any excise
taxes imposed on Malt Beverages by such governing authority.
(5) No person licensed to sell Malt Beverages
by the package for carryout purposes shall sell the Alcoholic Beverages at a
price less than such Licensee paid for such Malt Beverages.
(a) A retail Licensee shall not pay less than
the Wholesaler's price as published on its price list plus the local excise tax
imposed.
(6) Violation of
this Rule by any Licensee shall be grounds for suspension or revocation of the
license.
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