Maryland HB1425 revises alcoholic beverage licenses in Baltimore City, allowing additional Sunday sales and changing tax certificate deadlines.

Maryland HB1425 modifies the rules for alcoholic beverage licenses in Baltimore City. It allows Class A beer and light wine license holders to sell for off-premises consumption on two additional Sundays each year, provided they pay a $120 fee. Similarly, Class A beer, wine, and liquor license holders can sell on two extra Sundays with the same fee. The bill also changes the deadline for presenting a tax certificate from October to March, ensuring all personal property taxes are paid. This act takes effect July 1, 2026.

Maryland HB1425 revises alcoholic beverage licenses in Baltimore City, allowing additional Sunday sales and changing tax certificate deadlines.

Maryland HB1425 modifies the rules for alcoholic beverage licenses in Baltimore City. It allows Class A beer and light wine license holders to sell for off-premises consumption on two additional Sundays each year, provided they pay a $120 fee. Similarly, Class A beer, wine, and liquor license holders can sell on two extra Sundays with the same fee. The bill also changes the deadline for presenting a tax certificate from October to March, ensuring all personal property taxes are paid. This act takes effect July 1, 2026.