Common TABC violations that businesses often face include selling alcohol to minors, which is a serious offense under the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code. This violation can result in substantial fines, license suspension, or even revocation. Another frequent violation is over-serving alcohol, where a business serves alcohol to an individual who is visibly intoxicated, which can lead to dangerous situations and legal consequences. In addition, businesses may be cited for selling alcohol outside of authorized hours, such as during prohibited times on Sundays or after midnight. Operating without a valid alcohol license or serving alcohol without the proper permits is another violation that can result in hefty fines and penalties. TABC violations can also include failing to maintain proper records, such as keeping track of sales and inventory, which is required for businesses holding alcohol licenses. Selling alcohol to someone who is already intoxicated, or failing to follow the state’s rules on alcoholic beverage advertising, are also common issues businesses face. Additionally, there are strict rules regarding alcohol deliveries, and businesses that violate delivery regulations can face penalties. Businesses may also face charges for not complying with the state’s requirements for alcohol storage, handling, or security measures. Businesses found to be in violation of TABC regulations may face disciplinary actions such as fines, temporary closures, or the suspension of their alcohol sales permit. A TABC attorney can help businesses avoid these violations by offering training to employees, providing advice on alcohol-related laws, and representing them in the event of a violation.