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Alcohol Revenue The tax on wine is 67 per gallon, and 77 per gallon for dessert wine (14% to 21% alcohol content). Two cents of the wine tax go to the Wine Board, 50% of the remaining wine and beer taxes go to Mental Health and Drug Abuse Prevention, and the balance goes into the OLCC Account.
(1) A tax is hereby imposed upon the sale or use of all agricultural products used in a winery for making wine. (2) The amount of the tax shall be $25 per ton of grapes of the vinifera varieties, whether true or hybrid.
Q: What is Privilege Tax? A: The Oregon Liquor Cannabis Commission (OLCC), considers privilege tax to be the fees, set by Oregon Legislature, charged to businesses for the privilege of importing, exporting, or distributing certain alcoholic products such as wine, cider, and malt beverages in Oregon.
The privilege tax bond allows the OLCC to collect payment if the privilege taxes are not paid. The minimum bond amount is $1,000.
N/A $25/ton OWB tax for Oregon grown or imported grapes used by Oregon winery to make wine in Oregon. OWB tax is generally paid by producing winery, but half ($12.50/ton) owed by Oregon grower. Oregon vineyard who sells and exports grapes to non-OR winery without OLCC permit owes $12.50/ton directly to OLCC.
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Q: What is Privilege Tax? A: At the Oregon Liquor Cannabis Commission (OLCC), privilege tax refers to fees that are charged to businesses for the privilege of importing, exporting, or distributing certain alcoholic products such as wine, cider, and malt beverages.
ORS 473.050(5) provides that no tax shall be levied, collected or imposed upon the first 40,000 gallons of wine sold annually in Oregon from a United States manufacturer of wine producing less than 100,000 gallons annually. This rule explains the criteria to qualify for this small winery exemption.

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