Montana HB391 clarifies permissible revenue structures for alcohol concession agreements.
Montana HB391 amends alcohol laws to allow licensees to compensate concessionaires based on a percentage of gross or net alcoholic beverage sales. The bill specifies that concession agreements must demonstrate that the licensed premises is a contiguous area under the control of the licensee or concessionaire. The Department of Revenue must approve concession agreements, which may include a percentage of gross or net sales, a percentage of employee overhead, or a fixed dollar amount. The bill also mandates the creation of a standardized concession agreement by the Department of Revenue.
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