Nebraska § 53-124.01 - Fees for annual licenses.

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§ 53-124.01. Fees for annual licenses.

(1) The fees for annual licenses finally issued by the commission shall be as provided in this section and section 53-124.

(2) Airline license ... $100

(3) Boat license ... $50

(4) Bottle club license ... $300

(5) Special party bus license ... $75

(6) Manufacturer's license:

Class Fee - In Dollars
Alcohol and spirits 1,000
Beer - tier one 100
Beer - tier two 200
Beer - tier three 350
Beer - tier four 500
Beer - tier five 650
Beer - tier six 700
Beer - tier seven 800
Wine 250

(7) Nonbeverage user's license:

Class Fee - In Dollars
Class 1 5
Class 2 25
Class 3 50
Class 4 100
Class 5 250

(8) Operator's license:

Class Fee - In Dollars
Craft brewery 250
Farm winery 250
Microdistillery 250

(9) Pedal-pub vehicle license ... $50

(10) Railroad license ... $100

(11) Retail license:

Class Fee - In Dollars
Class A 100
Class B 100
Class C 300
Class D 200
Class I 250
Class J 50

(12) Shipping license:

Class Fee - In Dollars
Manufacturer 1,000
Wholesaler 1,000
Vintage wines 1,000
Manufacture direct sales 500
Retail direct sales 500

(13) Wholesale license:

Class Fee - In Dollars
Alcoholic liquor 750
Beer 500

Source: official Nebraska text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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Section 53-124.01 ("Fees for annual licenses.") is part of the Revised Statutes of Nebraska, the codified statutory law of Nebraska. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.

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