16 Tex. Admin. Code § 33.43 - When Excise Tax Bonds Are Necessary
(a) This section is promulgated pursuant to
Alcoholic Beverage Code §
5.31,
relating to General Powers and Duties, §204.01(g), relating to Bond
Required, and §204.07, relating to Waiver of Bond Requirement.
(b) This section applies only to bonds
required by §63.03 and Chapter 204 of the Alcoholic Beverage
Code.
(c) The commission determines
that it is no longer necessary or appropriate to require that every applicant
who is subject to Chapter 204 of the Alcoholic Beverage Code furnish with its
application the bond that is otherwise required by that chapter.
(d) The commission determines that it is
necessary and appropriate to require that a bond under Chapter 204 of the
Alcoholic Beverage Code be furnished upon renewal of its license or permit by a
licensee or permittee who:
(1) is subject to
Chapter 204 of the Alcoholic Beverage Code; and
(2) has not made, on or before the due date,
a required payment of $500 or more for a tax or fee imposed by the Alcoholic
Beverage Code.
(e) It is
the commission's judgment, under Alcoholic Beverage Code §
63.03, that
the appropriate amount of bond that is required from the holder of a
nonresident brewer's license to protect the revenue of the state from the tax
due on malt beverages over any six-week period is zero. Therefore, no bond is
required of the holder of a nonresident brewer's license, because the revenue
of the state is protected for these reasons:
(1) a holder of a nonresident brewer's
license is not liable for payment of the malt beverage tax pursuant to
Alcoholic Beverage Code §
203.02;
and
(2) even when the nonresident
brewer transports malt beverages into the state in a motor vehicle owned or
leased by him, the malt beverage must be delivered to the holder of a
distributor's license, who:
(A) is liable for
payment of the malt beverage tax pursuant to Alcoholic Beverage Code §
203.02;
and
(B) is subject to the
requirement of a bond to protect the revenue of the state when necessary and
appropriate as determined in §
33.44 of this title.
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