§ 4307.01 Bottled beverage tax definitions
§ 4307.04 Administration of tax on sale of bottled beverages
§ 4307.05 Tax refunds – tax illegally or erroneously paid
§ 4307.07 Tax refunds – resales outside the state
§ 4307.08 Duplicate invoice system – freight bills
§ 4307.09 Seizure and forfeiture of bottled beverages on which tax not paid
§ 4307.11 False entry upon invoice or container of bottled beverage
§ 4307.12 Hindering inspection of bottled beverage premises
§ 4307.99 Penalty

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Terms Used In Ohio Code > Chapter 4307 - Tax On Bottled Beverages

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