Licensing and Certification Flashcards
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Which type of business must typically obtain a TABC permit or license?
Answer: Any establishment that manufactures, distributes, or sells alcoholic beverages
Any business involved in manufacturing, distributing, or selling alcohol must hold the appropriate TABC license or permit.
A restaurant wants to serve beer, wine, and mixed drinks for on-premise consumption. What kind of TABC authorization does it generally need?
Answer: A Mixed Beverage Permit
On-premise service of mixed drinks requires a Mixed Beverage Permit from the TABC.
What does 'on-premise' consumption mean under TABC licensing?
Answer: Alcohol consumed at the location where it is sold
On-premise means the alcohol is consumed at the establishment where it was purchased.
Which document proves an individual has completed TABC-approved seller-server training?
Answer: A TABC certification card or certificate
The certification card or certificate is the individual's proof of completing approved training.
Can a business legally sell alcohol while its TABC license application is still pending approval?
Answer: No, it must wait until the license is granted
A business may not sell alcohol until the TABC license or permit is actually issued.
Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring all servers at a licensed location are properly certified?
Answer: The licensed business owner or permit holder
The license holder is responsible for ensuring employees meet certification requirements.
What may the TABC do if a licensed establishment repeatedly violates alcohol laws?
Answer: Suspend or revoke the license or permit
The TABC has authority to suspend or revoke licenses for repeated or serious violations.