(a) Chapter 3 of this title and former title 67, chapter 3, parts 1-9 [repealed] shall apply to fuel alcohol. A person producing fuel alcohol for personal use in combustion engines or heating oil systems shall not be considered a distributor or a dealer within the meaning of chapter 3 of this title and former title 67, chapter 3, parts 1-9 [repealed]. If a person sells fuel alcohol, such person shall be deemed a distributor unless the fuel alcohol is sold to a bonded distributor or its lawful agents who must assume reporting and payment of all taxes due on such fuel alcohol.
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Terms Used In Tennessee Code 60-4-102

(b) The commissioner shall have the authority to establish rules and regulations concerning the use and production of fuel alcohol, for the administration of subsection (a).
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