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The document is a report form (CDTFA-269-A) issued by the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration for beer and wine importers. It outlines the requirements for reporting shipments of beer and wine imported into California, including necessary details such as account number, shipment information, and totals for various types of beverages. Importers must submit this report by the 15th of the month following the reporting period.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the California Imported Board in the editor.
Begin by filling out the top section of the form. Enter your account number in box (a), followed by the month and year of the report in boxes (b) and (c). Include your business name in box (d) and your complete address in box (e).
For each shipment, provide details in columns 1 through 14. Start with the shipper's name and location in column 1, followed by the carrier's name in column 2.
In column 4, specify the railroad car number, vessel name, or truck trailer number as applicable. Then, enter the waybill or bill of lading number in column 5.
Continue filling out columns for gallons of beer and wine received, ensuring to calculate totals accurately as per instructions provided on the form.
Finally, sum up totals for each column and carry them forward to subsequent pages as needed. Ensure all calculations are rounded correctly.

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