You're placed on Department of Public Safety's Posting of Tax Delinquencies for Liquor, Wine & Beer Sales (or "liquor posting") when you're at least 10 days late filing your liquor tax return or paying your tax. While you're on the list, you can't buy any liquor, wine or beer from your distributors.
To be removed from the list, the Minnesota Department of Revenue requires full payment with secured funds. Taxpayers must notify the department at 651-556-3003 or 800-657-3909 upon making payment. Once the payment is received, the department has two business days to remove the business from the list. Failure to notify the department of payment will delay the removal from the list.
Anyone at least 21 years old can bring one liter of liquor or 288 ounces of fermented malt beverages into Minnesota from another state without having to pay Minnesota excise tax on it. To avoid the excise tax, the person must also be carrying the alcoholic beverages and can't bring them into the state for sale.
Anyone at least 21 years old can bring four liters of liquor or 320 ounces of fermented malt beverages into Minnesota from another country without having to pay Minnesota excise tax on it. To avoid the excise tax, the person must also be carrying the alcoholic beverages and can't bring them into the state for sale.
