It’s back to school season, but the Sovos ShipCompliant team has never stopped studying up on regulatory and compliance changes. Here’s a rundown of last month’s regulatory changes tracked in the product.
On July 1, 2024, Florida HB 583 came into effect, removing the state's prohibition on the sale of wine in containers larger than one gallon. Accordingly, we have disabled the "Per Bottle Volume Limit" rule in ShipCompliant accounts and will no longer flag direct shipments to Florida that include larger format wines. No action is needed on your part.
- Maryland: We've updated the state Beer Franchise Registration form.
- Nebraska: We updated the state Sales and Use Tax Return - Form 10 and Schedule I (Local Schedule) with minor changes.
- New Hampshire: We’ve changed the format of Form 258 and 334 Monthly Report of Sales to Wholesalers and Form 259 and 335 Monthly Report of Sales to Wholesalers for suppliers with orders using multiple licenses. For these returns, you can download a zip file with a spreadsheet for each license.
- North Carolina: We updated state forms associated with wine, beer and malt beverage registrations through Market Ready.
We have also:
- Fixed a problem where the Chicago Annual Liquor Tax Report was being marked as Filed when there was no sales activity during the filing period. The Annual return still needs to be submitted to the state in these cases.
- Removed unnecessary HTML markup from the Ohio Distributor Shipments Notice and Invoices emails sent to the state.
- Updated the CO Retail Delivery Fee to its new amount ($0.29 per delivery) and made minor changes to the associated report.
For up-to-date notes on monthly compliance and maintenance updates, check out the Product Updates section in your ShipCompliant Resource Center.