A TABC audit can cover a broad range of activities, depending on the nature of the business and the concerns that prompted the audit. Generally, the scope includes a detailed review of the business’s sales records, inventory logs, employee training documentation, and compliance with operational regulations set by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. The auditor will examine whether alcohol is being sold or served in compliance with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code, including checking whether proper age verification protocols are followed and ensuring that alcohol is not sold during prohibited hours. The audit may also review alcohol service practices to determine if employees are properly trained and whether responsible alcohol service is being followed. If a business has received complaints or violations in the past, the audit will likely focus on these areas to ensure that corrective actions have been implemented. The auditor may also check the business’s records for discrepancies, such as differences between purchases and sales, which could indicate inventory issues or other concerns. The TABC audit can extend to ensuring that the business is following all relevant local zoning laws and that it holds the appropriate permits for alcohol sales. The audit’s goal is to ensure that the business is adhering to the Alcoholic Beverage Code and other applicable regulations.