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Iowa Code § 123.181 - Prohibited credit sales
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A class A wine permittee may not sell wine on credit to a retail alcohol licensee if the credit period is more than 30 days from delivery.
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A class A wine permittee may not sell wine on credit to a retail alcohol licensee if the credit period is more than 30 days from delivery.
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Imported bulk wines bottled and distributed in the state must show the point of origin on the label, and the origin print must be at least half the size of the brand name.
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Class A wine permittees must pay a wine gallonage tax of $1.75 per wine gallon on covered sales and shipments, with stated exceptions.
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Certain wine permit and license holders must file sworn reports, pay tax, and may owe a 10% penalty if they miss the deadline.
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The department must adopt rules matching certain federal alcohol regulations, including rules that allow some coil-cleaning services and retailer-consented rearrangement, and that prohibit free trips, bonuses, or prizes tied to sales.
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Wine manufacturers may apply for a direct shipper permit, but only permit holders may sell wine for direct shipment into Iowa.
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People who want to deliver wine under this section must apply for a wine carrier permit and pay the fee; permittees must follow delivery, age-verification, recordkeeping, and monthly reporting rules.
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The provision says it is unlawful to manufacture for sale, sell, offer, keep for sale, possess, or transport alcoholic liquor, wine, or beer unless the chapter’s terms, conditions, limitations, and restrictions are met.
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The department has the exclusive right to import alcoholic liquor, and most people are prohibited from importing, selling, or possessing it except as allowed here.
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Certain alcohol manufacturers, distillers, and importers must get and keep a certificate of compliance, file required application materials, and pay a $200 fee unless a small special-orders exception applies.
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The department may sell alcoholic liquor only at wholesale and only to class E retail alcohol licensees, with uniform pricing and limited pricing components and payment rules.
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Department staff in a state-owned warehouse must not allow alcohol to be consumed there, and people must not consume alcoholic liquor there except for testing or sampling.
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A class E retail alcohol licensee may sell alcoholic liquor only in sealed containers with identifying markers prescribed and affixed by the director, and those containers may not be opened at a state warehouse. Liquor without the prescribed markers is a violation, except as provided in section 123.22.
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Sales or delivery of alcoholic liquor are prohibited in, on, or from a state warehouse premises during certain times set or designated by the director.
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This section sets rules for moving alcoholic liquor, including permitted transport, required deliveries, and a ban on opening or using liquor during transport.
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The chapter allows certain alcoholic-containing patent and proprietary products to be sold without a department license or permit, and lets qualifying clergy buy, receive, possess, and use vinous liquor for sacramental purposes.
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This section defines many alcohol-related terms used in the chapter.
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This provision sets conditions for retail alcohol licenses, including inspections, bonds, premises rules, class-specific sales authority, and limited carryout or adjacent-location allowances.
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A retail alcohol license applicant must file a completed application, under oath, with specified information, and the license can be issued only if the applicant satisfies the listed conditions.
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Certain retail alcohol license holders may sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption, but sales are generally limited to original containers unless subsection 3 is met.