Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
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TABC regulates the alcoholic beverage industry in Texas. RT/follow does not necessarily mean endorsement. [email protected]
State of Texas
Joined July 2011
The phone system at the Arlington office is currently unavailable. As we work to resolve the issue, please call our Austin headquarters at (512) 206-3333 for assistance. We apologize for the inconvenience. Contact us:
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If your business holds a Consumer Delivery (CD) Permit, TABC can certify drivers to help them safely deliver alcoholic beverages. Register today for the one-hour Texas Responsible Alcohol Delivery (TRAD) course:
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For February, TABC invites you to celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth and honor the history and legacy of the African American community in Texas! Learn more:
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#SuperBowl weekend is one of the busiest of the year. If you're going out with friends, plan ahead and designate a driver or call a ride share service. Remember: If you drink, do it responsibly. #EndTheStreakTX
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TABC provides tax ID stamps to Local Distributor Permit (LP) holders to place on bottles of distilled spirits. Order stamps through our online stamp portal today. Learn more:
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Join TABC on Instagram to continue following along with all industry guidance and news relating to the alcoholic beverage industry! You can find us there at "tabcofficial."
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The annual TABC compliance reporting period has begun. Certain TABC-licensed businesses are required to conduct a self-inspection by June 30. Find out everything you need to know:
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TABC's Victim Services Coordinators help human trafficking survivors find the services they need to put them on the road to recovery. Meet one of our coordinators, Rachel, and learn more about the important work they do. #HumanTraffickingPreventionMonth
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Last week, TABC's Region 5 Enforcement team took part in a panel at the DreamWeek San Antonio Summit. TABC spoke about the consequences of drunk driving, businesses' role in preventing it, and the importance of ride sharing. Thank you @DreamWeekSA for hosting a great discussion!
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TABC is proud to partner with law enforcement and other government agencies to offer education sessions for the Texas alcoholic beverage industry. Request training for your business today, and learn how to spot the warning signs of human trafficking:
January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, and the TRA wants to provide restaurant operators with resources to help them recognize human trafficking situations. Ensure you're doing your part in human trafficking prevention:
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NEWS RELEASE: TABC makes arrest in connection to stolen alcohol shipments. Read more:
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TABC works with retailers to ensure safe and responsible alcohol service. Take extra care to make sure your business knows what public safety and regulatory violations to avoid. Learn more:
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NEWS RELEASE: Gov. Abbott appoints M. Scott Adkins, Chad M. Craycraft to serve on Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Read more:
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Ensuring you package alcohol-to-go safely and legally is crucial to protecting your business and keeping your customers safe. ▶️ Check out TABC's tips for safe packaging to-go in Texas.
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The Alcohol Industry Management System (AIMS) is your hub for conducting TABC business, anytime and anywhere. Submit compliance reports, apply for licenses and permits, order tax ID stamps, and much more using AIMS. Create your account today:
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TABC and industry members work together to spot the warning signs of human trafficking. We offer education sessions, either in-person or virtually, on how to identify and anonymously report suspected trafficking. Request training for your business today:
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TABC's Belton office is closed today, Jan. 21, due to winter weather.
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