TABC Licensing and Certification 3

Question 1

Which type of business must typically obtain a TABC permit or license?

Accepted Answer

Any establishment that manufactures, distributes, or sells alcoholic beverages

Answer

Only nightclubs

Answer

Only restaurants open after midnight

Answer

Only businesses selling liquor by the bottle

Question 2

A restaurant wants to serve beer, wine, and mixed drinks for on-premise consumption. What kind of TABC authorization does it generally need?

Accepted Answer

A Mixed Beverage Permit

Answer

No permit is needed for restaurants

Answer

A retail off-premise license only

Answer

A manufacturer's license

Question 3

What does 'on-premise' consumption mean under TABC licensing?

Accepted Answer

Alcohol consumed at the location where it is sold

Answer

Alcohol taken home to drink

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Alcohol sold only online

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Alcohol shipped out of state

Question 4

Which document proves an individual has completed TABC-approved seller-server training?

Accepted Answer

A TABC certification card or certificate

Answer

A driver's license

Answer

A business license

Answer

A food handler's permit

Question 5

Can a business legally sell alcohol while its TABC license application is still pending approval?

Accepted Answer

No, it must wait until the license is granted

Answer

Yes, always

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Yes, if it pays a fee

Answer

Yes, on weekends only

Question 6

Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring all servers at a licensed location are properly certified?

Accepted Answer

The licensed business owner or permit holder

Answer

The individual customers

Answer

The TABC only

Answer

The city council

Question 7

What may the TABC do if a licensed establishment repeatedly violates alcohol laws?

Accepted Answer

Suspend or revoke the license or permit

Answer

Nothing, licenses are permanent

Answer

Only send a thank-you letter

Answer

Increase the establishment's hours