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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

243.029 Taxes on sales of alcoholic beverages owed by direct shipper

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(1)For purposes of this section, "taxes" associated with the purchase of alcoholic
beverages includes any applicable:
(a)Sales tax;
(b)Use tax;
(c)Excise tax;
(d)Wholesale tax equivalent as established in KRS 243.884;
(e)Regulatory license fees; and
(f)Other assessments.
(2)For purposes of this section and for other tax purposes, each sale and delivery
of alcoholic beverages under a direct shipper license is a sale occurring at the
address of the consumer. For each tax remittance or collected group of tax
remittances, the direct shipper licensee shall include its federal tax
identification number.
(3)A direct shipper licensee that sells alcoholic beverages under its direct shipper
license for shipment to a consumer shall charge the consumer all applicable
taxes and shall sell the alcoholic beverages with all applicable taxes included in
the selling price. The total amount of the applicable taxes shall be identified on
the consumer's invoice and shall specifically state the amount of the applicable
sales tax included in the invoice.
(4)The amount of the taxes to be paid by the direct shipper licensee under this
section shall be calculated based on the sale of the alcoholic beverages
occurring at the location identified as the consumer's address on the shipping
label.
(5)For taxes owed by a direct shipper licensee under this section, the direct
shipper licensee shall meet the standards of the destination state, including
filing a return that contains its license number and federal tax identification
number.
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