Rules & Laws
- 2008 Significant Legislation
- Alcohol and Tobacco - House Enrolled Act No. 1118
- Type II Gaming - House Enrolled Act No. 1153
- Wine - Senate Enrolled Act No. 107
- New Gaming Site Emergency Rule
- New Policy on Issuance of Farm Winery Satellite Locations
- Indiana Alcoholic Beverage Laws Title 7.1
- ATC Administrative Rules Title 905
- Banners and Pennants
- 2006 Commodities List
- Keg Registration Rule
- ATC Rules Implemented in Summer 2004
- New Catering Fee
- Findings of Fact & Conclusions of Law
Type II Gaming
NOTICE: The Alcohol and Tobacco Commission will soon have available on-line renewal and financial reporting forms for Type II gaming. Additionally, the Alcohol and Tobacco Commission has adopted the Type II Gaming Rule, which includes various provisions allowing a retailer to close out a game by buying it out, permitting the use of dispensers that are not made of a see-through material, and other important changes. Follow the link below to view the new rule.
Note: The Type II quarterly report is to be completed and maintained by the holder of a type II endorsement. It is not to be submitted to the Alcohol and Tobacco Commission but should be produced when requested.
- Type II Quarterly Report
- Type II Annual Financial Report (required for renewal)
- New or Renewal Application for Retailer of Type II Gaming (Gaming Endorsement).
- Application for Manufacturer and/or Distributor of Type II Gaming.
- Type II Gaming Distributor's List
- FAQs for Type II Gaming (updated 8/01/2008)
- Type II Gaming Rule - Adopted Version
Top FAQs I Want To...
- Apply for an alcoholic beverage permit.
- Apply for a tobacco certificate.
- Contact my alcoholic beverage permit processor.
- Obtain tobacco warning signs for my business.
- Locate a permit application preparer.
- Search online for a business holding an alcoholic beverage permit.
- Obtain a temporary permit to serve beer and wine at my function.
