Vermont Statutes Title 7. Alcoholic Beverages, Cannabis, and Tobacco, § 204. Application and renewal fees for licenses and permits; disposition of fees

(1) For a manufacturer's or rectifier's license to manufacture or rectify malt beverages; or vinous beverages and fortified wines; or spirits, fortified wines, and ready-to-drink spirits beverages, $285.00 for each license.

(2) For a packager's license, $1,865.00.

(3) For a wholesale dealer's license, $1,245.00 for each location.

(4) For a first-class license, $230.00.

(5) For a second-class license, $140.00.

(6) For a third-class license, $1,095.00 for an annual license and $550.00 for a six-month license. For a stand-alone third-class license, the issuing municipality may assess an additional $50.00 local processing fee.

(7) For a shipping license for malt beverages, vinous beverages, or ready-to-drink spirits beverages:

(9) For each fourth-class license, $70.00.

(10) For an industrial alcohol distributor's license, $220.00.

(11) For a special events permit, $35.00.

(12) For a sampling event permit, $125.00.

(13) For an alcoholic beverages tasting permit, $25.00.

(14) For a limited event permit, $250.00.

(15) For an outside consumption permit, $20.00.

(16) For a certificate of approval:

(17) For a solicitor's license, $70.00.

(18) For a vinous beverages storage license, $235.00.

(19) For a promotional railroad tasting permit, $20.00.

(20) For a special venue serving permit, $20.00.

(21) For a fortified wine permit, $100.00.

(22) For a retail delivery permit, $100.00.

(23) For a destination resort master license, $1,000.00.

(24) For a third-class license granted to the holder of a manufacturer's or rectifier's license, $230.00.

(1) Third-class license fees: 55 percent shall go to the Liquor Control Enterprise Fund and 45 percent shall go to the General Fund and shall fund alcohol abuse prevention and treatment programs. The local processing fee for stand-alone third-class licenses shall be retained by the issuing municipality.

(2) First- and second-class license fees: At least 50 percent of first-class and second-class license fees shall go to the respective municipalities in which the licensed premises are located, and the remaining percentage of those fees shall go to the Liquor Control Enterprise Fund. A municipality may retain more than 50 percent of the fees that the municipality collected for first- and second-class licenses to the extent that the municipality has assumed responsibility for enforcement of those licenses pursuant to a contract with the Division. The Board of Liquor and Lottery shall adopt rules regarding contracts entered into pursuant to this subdivision.