New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR)

Title 9 Part 30

Executive Department

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9 NYCRR 30.1 - Fee

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The fee for an annual brokers permit shall be $200.

9 NYCRR 30.2 - Place of filing

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LQR-13-15-00002-A · Adopted rule
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Aug 12, 2015
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Aug 12, 2015

Applications for such permits shall be filed on a form and in a manner as designated by the authority.

9 NYCRR 30.3 - Privileges granted by permit

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To act as a broker in the purchase or sale of alcoholic beverages for a fee, or commission, for or on behalf of a person authorized to manufacture or sell at wholesale, alcoholic beverages within or without the state.

9 NYCRR 30.4 - Restriction upon issuance and use of permit

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(a)Persons ineligible.

No such permit shall be issued to any person who does not qualify under section 126 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law, except as to citizenship, or who is interested in the manufacture or sale of alcoholic beverages in any manner whatsoever, either as an owner or a partner, if a partnership, or as a stockholder, officer or director, if a corporation.

(b)No such permittee shall buy or sell any alcoholic beverages for his own account, or take or deliver title to such alcoholic beverages, or receive or store any alcoholic beverages in his own name in this State, or offer, agree to offer or sell any alcoholic beverages to any retailer within the State.
(c)The permittee shall require all purchases of alcoholic beverages to be billed by the seller directly to the purchaser and paid for by such purchaser directly to the seller.
(d)No alcoholic beverages shall be purchased for an out-of-state principal unless such principal is authorized to import such alcoholic beverages into the State or foreign country to which such alcoholic beverages are consigned.
(e)The permittee shall require that all alcoholic beverages purchased in this State for the account of an out-of-state principal be delivered directly to the steamship, vessel, railroad care or transportation company for delivery to the principal outside the state.
(f)Such permittee shall not offer for sale or act as a broker in the sale of any brand of liquor or wine in this State except at the price and at the discounts in effect for such brand in the schedule of prices to wholesalers on the date of offer or sale, unless permission in writing has been granted by the authority for good cause shown.

9 NYCRR 30.5 - Books and records

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Such permittees shall maintain separate books and records which shall include, but not necessarily be limited to, the names and addresses of all purchasers and sellers of alcoholic beverages; the quantity and type of alcoholic beverages involved in each transaction; and the amount of the commission or fee accruing to such permittee from each transaction. The records of such permittees shall also include documents or photostats evidencing the authority of each out-of-state purchaser to import alcoholic beverages into the state or foreign country to which such alcoholic beverages are consigned; and, all correspondence, memoranda and documents relating to transactions involving alcoholic beverages and the broker's employment in connection therewith. Such records shall be maintained for a period of at least two years.

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