Rules & Laws
- 2008 Significant Legislation
- Alcohol and Tobacco - House Enrolled Act No. 1118
- Type II Gaming - House Enrolled Act No. 1153
- Wine - Senate Enrolled Act No. 107
- New Gaming Site Emergency Rule
- New Policy on Issuance of Farm Winery Satellite Locations
- Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Laws Title 7.1
- ATC Administrative Rules Title 905
- Banners and Pennants
- 2006 Commodities List
- Keg Registration Rule
- ATC Rules Implemented in Summer 2004
- New Catering Fee
- Findings of Fact & Conclusions of Law
Type II Gaming
NOTICE: House Bill 1153 has passed and been signed which gives the Alcohol and Tobacco Commission the authority to license manufacturers and distributors of pull tabs, punch boards and tip boards and the licensing of retailers to sell pull tabs, punch boards, and tip boards and hold daily drawings (i.e. type II gambling). This bill is effective July 1, 2008. The Alcohol and Tobacco Commission is currently working on the implementation of this process for these new licenses. Please visit this website frequently where new information will be posted.
Top FAQsI Want To...
- How do I apply for Liquor/Bartender License?
- Is there a retail alcoholic beverage permit available in my area?
- Do I need a permit to dispense alcoholic beverages if I am a clerk or waitperson...
- Do I qualify to get the new Type II Gaming permit?
- Do my employees need to attend a server training program?
Top FAQs I Want To...
- Apply for an alcoholic beverage permit.
- Apply for a tobacco certificate.
- Contact my alcoholic beverage permit processor.
- Obtain tobacco warning signs for my business.
- Locate a permit application preparer.
- Search online for a business holding an alcoholic beverage permit.
- Obtain a temporary permit to serve beer and wine at my function.
