Oklahoma HB3334 regulates the sale of alcoholic beverages from off-premises to on-premises licensees, setting conditions and recordkeeping.
Oklahoma HB3334, the Limited Retail-to-On-Premises Alcohol Supply Act, establishes rules for off-premises licensees selling alcoholic beverages to on-premises licensees. It defines terms, mandates recordkeeping of transaction details, and requires records to be kept for 24 months and provided to the Alcoholic Beverage Laws Enforcement (ABLE) Commission or the Oklahoma Tax Commission upon request. The act prohibits the collection of sales tax by off-premises licensees if the on-premises licensee holds a valid sales tax permit and the transaction is tax-exempt.
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