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We Want to Hear From You! Please Tell Us What You Think of TTB
Help shape TTB services by participating in our 2023 Customer Satisfaction Survey. We want to hear about your experience with our current services and what we can do to increase your level of satisfaction.
Invites for the survey (hosted on SurveyMonkey) will be sent via email in the coming weeks. If you receive an invitation, please tell us about your experiences with TTB so we can make improvements that matter to you.
The survey should take less than 10 minutes, participation is voluntary, and your responses will remain anonymous.
Thank you in advance for playing a part in enhancing TTB services.
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TTB Issues Procedure on Transfer of Beer Between Breweries Not of the Same Ownership
This week, we published TTB Procedure 2023-1 Transfer of Beer Between Breweries Not of the Same Ownership. The purpose of this procedure is to provide brewers with guidance regarding the transfer of beer, without payment of tax, from one brewery to another brewery not of the same ownership. Procedure 2023-1 reissues the guidance contained in Procedure 2018-1, which expired, with some minor updates. It also reissues guidance regarding the effect of transfers of beer between breweries not of the same ownership on the applicability of the reduced beer excise tax rates included in the Craft Beverage Modernization Act.
If you have any questions concerning Procedure 2023-1, please contact our Regulations and Rulings Division (RRD) by calling 202-453-2265 or using the RRD contact form.
When Disaster Strikes
 If your business has been impacted by a natural disaster, you may be eligible for a waiver of late filing, payment, or deposit penalties. You may also qualify for a refund of alcohol or tobacco excise tax on damaged product.
Please visit Disaster Relief for more information on waivers and claims, or contact us online using our National Revenue Center contact form or toll free at 877-882-3277.
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Upcoming TTB Outreach Activities
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