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40 Pa. Code § 5.409. Records, receipts and reports.

§ 5.409. Records, receipts and reports.

 (a)  A limited winery shall maintain and keep on the licensed premises daily permanent records that shall conform to the requirements of section 512 of the Liquor Code (47 P.S. §  5-512). The following apply:

   (1)  The records shall include complete details concerning the source of any agricultural commodity, as that term is defined in section 505.2(c) of the Liquor Code (47 P.S. §  5-505.2(c)), used in the production of limited winery products.

   (2)  Electronic media recordkeeping, maintained and based upon generally accepted accounting principles, may be kept instead of hard copy records.

   (3)  The recordkeeping system utilized by the limited winery shall have the capability to provide for the reconciling of required data.

   (4)  Entries shall be verifiable by supporting original documents.

 (b)  In addition to the records prescribed in subsection (a), the limited winery shall prepare a sales receipt at the licensed premises for each sale to a private individual when the purchase is for greater than 16 liters in a single transaction. The sales receipt shall include all of the following:

   (1)  The name and address of the limited winery.

   (2)  The name and address of the recipient of the winery products if the winery products are being delivered off the licensed premises to the recipient.

   (3)  The winery products’ name, the date of sale, the size of the package in milliliters, number of units sold, the price per unit of the winery products, the Commonwealth sales tax and any other taxes applicable and the total amount paid by the customer.

   (4)  Items other than winery products that are sold by the limited winery, which shall be listed on the receipt separately from the winery products.

 (c)  Winery products that are delivered shall be accompanied by two copies of a sales receipt that includes the information identified in subsection (b)(1)—(4). The limited winery shall require the person who is delivering the winery products to obtain the signature of the recipient, 21 years of age or older, on one copy of the sales receipt.

   (1)  The person delivering the winery products shall give an unsigned copy of the sales receipt to the recipient of the winery products and the limited winery licensee, or a transporter-for-hire acting on behalf of a limited winery licensee, shall retain the signed copy of the sales receipt on the licensed premises for 2 years.

   (2)  Delivery shall be accomplished in accordance with §  5.407 (relating to delivery of products).

 (d)  A limited winery shall file reports, in the manner set forth by the Board, covering operations of their licensed business during the preceding calendar year. The following apply:

   (1)  The reports shall be signed and sworn to by the limited winery or his authorized agent and shall be filed with the Board at the time of the renewal or validation of the license. The following apply:

     (i)   A copy of each report shall be retained on the licensed premises for at least 2 years from the date of filing.

     (ii)   Failure to file the reports will preclude the Board from renewing or validating the license in question.

   (2)  These reports are in addition to information or reports the limited winery may be required to provide to the Department of Agriculture under 3 Pa.C.S. Chapter 45 (relating to Agricultural Commodities Marketing Act) and regulations promulgated thereunder, including 7 Pa. Code §  104.75 (relating to accounting and payment), as well as any reports required under section 488.1 of the Liquor Code (47 P.S. §  4-488.1).

Cross References

   This section cited in 40 Pa. Code §  5.407 (relating to delivery of products).



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