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Wisconsin distilled spirits, cider and wine tax registrants and/or their representatives may now transmit the Form AB-130, Wisconsin Distilled Spirits, Cider and Wine Tax Return data in an electronic file over the Internet. This is a process intended for participants who have technical expertise to create and validate an XML document or are using software that provides that service for you. The Liquor File Transmission is:
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Recently my LoL stopped working. It happened quite suddenly between monday night and tuesday morning so I believe it is an issue with a new release of some sort. I am using Linux Mint 17 with PLay on Linux 4.2.2. My configuration for LoL didnt change after I set it up following Booman's wonderful guide using wine 1.7 League of Legends. I ran debug and I received the following output:
*bumping again*Sorry for double bumping, but this is still a problem, and I didn't want to make another topic for the same issue.I have gone over all guides and other posts regarding LoL with wine.But I still can't install or run LoL anymore.
That does not change anything. As I did not expect it to anyway.Correct me if I am wrong, as I am making an assumption here, but that registry string would be for 32bit installs in a 64bit wine enviorment noI am using 32bit wine, therefore has nothing to do with these problems I am getting.(but I tried it anyway on the chance I was wrong but doesn't seem to be the case.)
Previously, this tax only applied to sales that were made at stores physically located in Chicago, but the rule change was specifically intended to encompass all remote sales that finalize within the city. Since Chicago is by far the largest destination in Illinois for DtC shipments of wine, this will likely have a large impact on DtC wine shippers. (Illinois currently does not permit DtC shipping of beer or spirits, so while the Chicago Liquor Tax does broadly apply to all alcoholic beverages, this change only specifically affects wine shippers.)
Going forward, wineries making DtC shipments into Chicago will be required to register with the City of Chicago Finance Department and file a monthly remittance of the Liquor Tax on their shipments into the city. Tax returns are not due for any month where sales were not made (i.e., $0 returns are not required), and the first tax filings will not be due until August 15 at the earliest.
The Chicago Finance Department has made it clear that wineries should not register for the Liquor Tax until after they have made a shipment of wine to Chicago after the effective date of July 1. This is a departure from most other taxes, which usually require registration in advance of sales. The Finance Department has indicated they will not accept any registrations from wineries that have not yet made sales into Chicago after July 1, 2020.
Finally, the winery will receive notice from the Finance Department that their application has been processed and that a Business Direct account has been created for them. They should then go to Chicago Business Direct and complete setting up their account.
Thereafter, the winery will be required to remit the Liquor Tax on their DtC shipments to Chicago using the online-only Liquor Tax Return (Form 7573), which is due by the 15th of each month for when sales were made. In addition, an annual return must be submitted, which will summarize the yearly sales made by the filer.
The application of the Chicago Liquor Tax is a departure from standard tax obligations for DtC wine shippers, who generally have only been burdened with state and state-administered local taxes. (An example of that is Louisiana, where local sales taxes only apply for wineries with economic nexus in the state and that is itself a very recent change following efforts by the state to simplify how it manages local tax collections.)
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Based on anonymous Sovos ShipCompliant data from more than 41 million transactions by millions of wine consumers, the annual Direct to Consumer Wine Shipping Report is now available for download at dtcreport.com. Wines Vines Analytics applies a proprietary data model driven by its comprehensive database of U.S. wineries to project for the entire DTC shipment market to provide an in-depth look at this dynamic and invaluable sales channel.
Exercising the authority delegated to it pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code, the TTB announced the postponement of excise tax filing and payment due dates for 90 days if the original due date falls between March 1, 2020, and July 1, 2020. The postponement applies to any person who has an obligation to submit an excise tax payment for beer, wine, or spirits, as the TTB Acting Director has made the blanket determination that all such persons are being affected by COVID-19.
Effective immediately, all due dates to paying federal excise taxes on wine, beer, and distilled spirits, are postponed 90 days from the original due date. The postponement is applicable to any tax payment with an original due date falling between March 1, 2020, and July 1, 2020. Interest and penalties will not accrue if payments are made within 90 days of the original due date. Note that the postponement does not apply to any other tax. Federal excise taxes on imported products are not covered by the postponement
Effective immediately, all due dates for paying Federal excise taxes to TTB on wine, beer, distilled spirits, tobacco products, cigarette papers and tubes, firearms, and ammunition are postponed 90 days from the due date otherwise prescribed. The postponement of due dates applies to any tax payment with an original due date falling on or after March 1, 2020, through July 1, 2020. Interest and penalties will not accrue where such payments are made within 90 days of the usual due date.This Industry Circular does not postpone the payment of any other type of Federal tax. The relief provided in this section is available solely with respect to Federal excise taxes payable to TTB. Please contact U.S. Customs and Border Protection for information about the payment of Federal excise taxes on imported products.
Quarantine projects: I started with a list of things from house related stuff to family activities and adventures. I tend to overcommit to things, so my list was long. And I would say that I started out pretty well. But when the tornado came through (we had minimal damage, thankfully), that went out the window. Some days were productive. My daughter did activities, I cooked dinner and we knocked out yard work. Other days involved her watching both \"Frozen\" and \"Frozen 2\" and me ending the day with two glasses of wine. And that was OK! There would be other opportunities to meet that 6 a.m. workout goal, but that was not the day for it. Let's be honest, I have yet to find the right day to meet a 6 a.m. workout goal.
During this unprecedented time, Kimberly and I quickly saw the need for greater flexibility when it came to buying our wine. So two major changes have happened. Firstly, you can purchase wine directly from the site, a huge leap forward for us. And if you create a customer profile, not only is it quicker to check out on future purchases, you will also be automatically enrolled into the loyalty system. Meaning the more you spend, the more loyalty points you earn. The more loyalty points you have, the more free wine you can get!
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