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Alcohol Licensing of Texas ...
is committed to providing outstanding service, while processing your TABC alcohol application. 

We handle your TABC alcohol licensing process from start to finish.

Our 7 years of experience and knowledge of the TABC process and requirements will help streamline your application. 
 
Serving DFW, Longview, Tyler, Paris, Texarkana and surrounding areas

What we do 

  • We will meet with you at your place of business
  • You can now apply online
  • We manage all stages of the TABC application process
  • Fill out your application
  • Obtain City certifications
  • Obtain County Clerk certifications
  • Obtain State Comptroller Certification
  • Appear before the County Judge on your behalf (if applicable for your type of permit)
  • Take your application to the Tax Assessor Collector to pay fees (if applicable to your type of permit).
  • We can assist you with TABC licensing rules and regulations for your permit.
  • Assist with additional affidavits or other information or documentation requested by TABC; such as bonds, sales agreements, sworn statements and loan agreements.

Use our expertise to streamline the TABC process for your permit

We are experienced TABC licensing consultants.  Our knowledge of the TABC process and TABC Licenses and permits will

  • Help streamline your application process
  • Save you time and frustration
  • Allow you to run your business while we handle your application 

 
Click our "Apply on Line" tab on the left to get started or call us today (cell phone numbers below) for your Wine, Beer, Liquor, Mixed Beverage and all other TABC permits. 

 

 Call Linda Tolliver at (903) 227-3578

Alcohol Licensing of Texas ...903-227-3578  Linda Tolliver

TABC has changed up the counties assigned to the local offices, to see which office your permit is now assigned to visit www.tabc.state.tx.us
News:  Tabc has changed their minds about waiting for the 61st day that your 60 day sign is posted (for new on premise locations) before they will accept your application.  Since they received a lot of complaints on the change, TABC went back to the old way of being able to accept your application even though your sign has not yet been posted for 60 days.  This is a good thing, as it will cut down on the processing time it takes you to receive your permit.  :)  The change went into effect Sept. 1st, 2011.
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