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California’s recently passed law requires automated electronic funds transfer (EFT) invoice payments for wholesaler alcohol deliveries. Compliance is required by December 31, 2025, and Fintech makes this transition seamless. With over 34 years of industry experience, Fintech offers an unparalleled payment platform tailored to meet the needs of
There are new payment regulations on the horizon in California regarding payment for wholesaler alcohol invoice payments. With these new regulations, all local retailers must pay for wholesaler alcohol invoice payments via electronic funds transfer (EFT) beginning December 31, 2025. This applies to beer, wine, and distilled spirits.
2025 is shaping up to be pivotal for alcohol legislation in the United States. From Mississippi’s new winery shipment regulations to Virginia’s evolving delivery laws, this blog looks at these and other impactful legislative changes that could influence alcohol sales and distribution. Mississippi While many state legislators are
Efficiency and accuracy are top priorities in an accounts payable (AP) workflow, especially when dealing with alcohol invoices. The alcohol industry is one of the most heavily regulated sectors, with stringent requirements that vary significantly across regions. Handling these invoices with standard AP automation tools can lead to
Erik Schaeffer (Manager, Regulatory Affairs) contributed to this blog. Today marks 90 years since the 21st Amendment was ratified, repealing the 18th Amendment and paving the way for the modern three-tier system and alcohol regulatory framework. The end of Prohibition allowed states to begin adopting their own laws
What were the most common themes for alcohol bills that passed in the 2023 legislative session? Drinks-to-Go Five state legislatures made drinks-to-go privileges permanent this year. Connecticut, Hawaii, Maine, Michigan, and Washington all codified the temporary to-go privileges that originated from the 2020 pandemic. The five states have
From the Desk of Richard Blau – Alcohol Beverage Section Chair, Gray Robinson, P.A. The Tennessee Attorney General last month filed a federal lawsuit to immediately stop the flow of illegal liquor shipments facilitated by six unlicensed out-of-state defendants. The lawsuit, filed in the United States District Court
This blog was updated on 8/9/24. Producing beer or wine at home is a popular hobby for many, with some legally giving away their home brews to friends and family of legal drinking age. When it comes to distilling spirits at home, the laws are much stricter. Despite
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