On June 5, Gov. Tom Wolf signed House Bill 1048 (Knowles-R-Schuylkill) into law as Act 29 that allows the use of all cash registers for beer and wine sales at larger licensee establishments.
It also does away with the restrictions on Liquor Control Board licensees from selling liquid fuels that’s been in the Liquor Code forever.
The use of all cash registers by malt or brewed beverage sales by licensees, retail dispenser licensees, and wine expanded permit holders is allowed provided the following conditions:
--The building is 11,000 square feet or less.
-- The register is in the same building as the licensed premise.
-- Registers comply with the signage, staffing, training, carding, scanning, and prohibition
on the sharing of data provisions contained in the Liquor Code.
-- Notice is provided to the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (PLCB) on the location of
specific registers used and the building size.
The registers used that meet these conditions shall be deemed license areas, but no application beyond notice to the PLCB is required.
House Bill 1048 also removes the liquid fuel prohibition that has been in the Liquor Code since the beginning for restaurant, hotel and club licensees, malt and brewed beverage licensees, and malt and brewed beverage manufacturers, distributors, and importing distributors.
Click Here for a summary of the legislation.
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