A TABC attorney can be instrumental in helping businesses secure a permit for alcohol delivery in Texas. With the rise of e-commerce and delivery services, many businesses are seeking to expand their operations to include alcohol delivery, whether for retail or hospitality purposes. However, Texas law requires businesses to obtain specific permits for alcohol delivery to comply with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code. The attorney will first assess the business’s eligibility based on its location, the type of alcohol being sold, and whether the delivery service meets the necessary requirements. The TABC attorney will help the business apply for the appropriate permit, which might include obtaining a Retail Dealer’s On-Premise License, or a specific delivery permit for online sales. The application process requires submitting various documents, such as proof of inventory, delivery policies, and ensuring compliance with the legal drinking age verification for each delivery. If a business does not meet local zoning requirements, a TABC attorney can help negotiate or secure necessary variances. The attorney can also ensure that all required information is included in the application and that it is filed in a timely manner. If the business faces any objections or complications in the process, such as concerns from local authorities or the TABC, the attorney can provide representation in addressing these issues. Furthermore, the attorney can advise the business on best practices for alcohol delivery, such as proper identification checks and age verification for each delivery, to avoid any legal complications. With their expertise, a TABC attorney ensures that alcohol delivery services comply with all state regulations, preventing potential fines, suspensions, or permit denials.