Or. Admin. R. 845-015-0170 - Payment for Distilled Spirits
(1) Timing of Payment for Distilled Spirits
Purchases. Payment for distilled spirits must be made at the time of purchase.
If the purchaser is a Full On-Premises Sales licensee, and the distilled
spirits being purchased are to be delivered, payment must be received at the
liquor store not later than the store's close of business on the same day that
the product was delivered to the licensee.
(2) A retail sales agent accepts these forms
of payment:
(a) United States currency or a
United States traveler's check;
(b)
A cashier's check or money order;
(c) A licensee's business check for the
amount of the purchase only, properly dated, personalized and free of
alterations;
(d) A personal check
from a non-licensee with either a valid driver's license with photo or valid
DMV Identification card with photo, name, date of birth and physical
description. The check must be under $200, payable to the OLCC, for the amount
of purchase only, properly dated, personalized and free of alterations;
and
(e) Retail sales agents shall
accept debit and credit cards from non-licensees using equipment that meets or
exceeds Commission approved standards as set forth in the Retail Operations
Manual.
(3) A retail
sales agent must not accept a check for purchases by a licensee who has given
the Commission two checks or other instruments that could not be paid upon
presentation.
(4) Despite section
(2) of this rule, a retail sales agent is not required to accept payment if a
sale is contrary to law, if a customer lacks necessary age identification or if
there is a reasonable basis to believe a customer is not lawfully presenting
payment.
(5) A retail sales agent
may elect to not take personal checks from non-licensees only if the retail
sales agent accepts debit and credit cards using equipment that meets or
exceeds Commission approved standards as set forth in the Retail Operations
Manual. A retail sales agent must pay the Commission for any uncollected check
from a non-licensee.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 471, 471.030, 471.730(1) & (5)
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 471.740, 471.750(1), 2021 OL Ch. 180, 2021 OL Ch. 186 & 2021 OL Ch. 620
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