AB-60 – Family Beer and Wine Facility Reporting Requirements
What permit holders must know about new annual reporting rules and deadlines
Maryland changed reporting requirements for family beer and wine facility permits from monthly to annual filing, and this guidance explains the new reporting period, deadlines, and consequences for failing to submit required reports.
What you need to know
- Reporting is now required annually instead of monthly
- Reports cover a full year (October 1–September 30)
- Reports are due by October 15 each year
- Failure to file may result in loss of permit privileges
Who This Applies To
This guidance applies to:
- Family beer and wine facility permit holders
What Changed
Maryland updated reporting requirements:
- Reporting changed from monthly to annual
This change reflects updates to COMAR regulations.
Reporting Period
Each report must cover:
- October 1 through September 30 of the following year
Filing Deadline
- Reports are due: October 15 following the reporting year
Reporting Requirement
You must file a report:
- Every year
- Even if there is no activity
Consequences for Not Filing
If you fail to submit your report:
- You may not continue operating under your permit
Effective date:
- October 31 following the missed deadline
What This Means for Businesses
Permit holders should:
- Track annual activity throughout the reporting period
- Prepare reports in advance of the deadline
- Submit reports on time, even if no activity occurred
Important Notes
- Annual reporting is now required for compliance
- Missing the deadline may result in loss of permit privileges
- Timely filing is required to continue operations
Need Help?
For questions about reporting requirements, contact the Maryland Comptroller’s Office: 410-260-7980