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United States — Iowa
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A holder of a special class “B” retail native wine license may sell native wine only at retail for off-premises consumption, and if the licensee has more than one place of business, a separate license is required for each place.
United States — Iowa
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A special class C retail native wine licensee may sell beer and native wine at retail, with conditions for off-premises sales, separate permits for multiple locations, limits on purchases, and rules for transferring and sealing beer or native wine in non-original containers.
United States — Iowa
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This provision says where alcohol license applications must be filed or submitted, and how local authorities and the director must handle approvals, denials, appeals, and judicial review.
United States — Iowa
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License and permit holders under this chapter must keep specified records and make the records and premises available for inspection during normal business hours.
United States — Iowa
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The director may issue certain seasonal, fourteen-day, and five-day retail alcohol licenses, with specific fee rules and limited validity periods.
United States — Iowa
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Most licenses, permits, and certificates of compliance expire one year after issuance unless they are suspended or revoked sooner. Some alcohol licenses and certificates automatically renew if the fee is collected and specified consent, compliance, and no-penalty conditions are met.
United States — Iowa
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Retail alcohol license fees are set by license class and, for some licenses, by city population, premises size, or vehicle type; the department must collect the fees, credit them to the beer and liquor control fund, and remit specified percentages to local authorities.
United States — Iowa
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This provision gives the state exclusive power over licenses, permits, and taxes in this chapter, limits local authorities from adding extra alcohol-related license requirements, and sets procedures for disputed tax settlements, appeals, and refunds.
United States — Iowa
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This provision says retail alcohol licenses and wine or beer permits are personal privileges, not property, and they end on death; it also sets surrender, refund, and transfer rules.
United States — Iowa
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Department investigative records are confidential and generally cannot be compelled before charges are filed, but limited disclosures are allowed to certain licensing, law enforcement, and other state agencies.
United States — Iowa
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The director or local authority may suspend or revoke certain alcohol-related licenses and permits, and may impose civil penalties, subject to listed causes and procedures.
United States — Iowa
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The department of revenue must administer and enforce Iowa’s alcoholic beverage control laws.
United States — Iowa
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After a revocation, the former licensee cannot hold certain alcohol licenses for two years, related owners may also be blocked, and the affected premises cannot be relicensed for one year.
United States — Iowa
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Applicants for a manufacturer’s license must file completed applications electronically or as the director prescribes and pay a $300 fee; license holders must also file monthly documents, and violations can lead to penalties, suspension, or revocation.
United States — Iowa
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A broker must apply for a broker’s permit before promoting alcoholic liquor products in the state, and the permit is issued by the director if allowed under this chapter.
United States — Iowa
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Applicants for a class “A” native distilled spirits license must file an application and provide specified information; the director must issue the license if the applicant meets listed conditions; the license renews annually for a $300 fee; violations can lead to penalties, suspension, or revocation.
United States — Iowa
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Native distilleries with a class A license may sell native distilled spirits, but they must follow limits on sales, records, shipping, filing, and license counts.
United States — Iowa
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Manufacturers and brokers may not give away alcoholic liquor in their business except for testing or sampling, and certain alcohol businesses may not give anything of value to commission or department officials or make political contributions.
United States — Iowa
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This provision restricts tied business relationships between manufacturers/wholesalers of alcoholic beverages and retail sellers, with specified exceptions.
United States — Iowa
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This section bans public intoxication-related conduct, requires notice and referral steps after certain arrests and juvenile violations, and allows expungement of qualifying convictions after two years.