Liquor Licensing Regulations 2016
14Wholesale liquor transactions
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14 Wholesale liquor transactions
(1) In this regulation –
related entity, of a licensee, means a related entity of that licensee within the meaning of the Corporations Act;
reporting licensee means a licensee who –
(a) in the previous financial year, has a total sales volume in excess of one or more of the small-business thresholds; or
(b) has a related entity that, in the previous financial year, has a total sales volume in excess of one or more of the small-business thresholds.
(2) For the purposes of subregulation (1), the small-business thresholds are as follows:
(a) 8 750 litres per year of spirits;
(b) 28 500 litres per year of wine;
(c) 100 000 litres per year of beer;
(d) 100 000 litres per year of cider.
(3) For the purposes of the definition of wholesale liquor transaction in section 222B(1) of the Act, the type of transaction prescribed is a transaction in which a reporting licensee supplies liquor to another licensee –
(a) in that other licensee's capacity as a licensee; and
(b) within Tasmania.