Maryland § 2-149.1

Full text of Maryland Maryland Code § 2-149.1, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 2-149.1.

    (a)    A direct wine deliverer may renew its direct wine delivery permit each year if the direct wine deliverer:

        (1)    is otherwise entitled to hold a direct wine delivery permit;

        (2)    provides to the Executive Director and the Comptroller a copy of its current permit; and

        (3)    pays the Executive Director a renewal fee of $200.

    (b)    The Executive Director may deny a renewal application for a direct wine delivery permit if the holder fails to:

        (1)    file a tax return required under this part;

        (2)    pay a fee or tax when due; or

        (3)    after receiving notice, comply with this article or a regulation that the Executive Director adopts under this article.

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