May 14, 2010
Greetings! We hope you are having an energized and industrious week! This edition includes an overview of what to expect during an audit/investigation, an announcement of alcohol industry federal compliance training, and our approval of various substitute denaturants for use in specially denatured alcohol.
In the TTB Newsletter, we compile the top TTB news of the week and other helpful information about the Bureau and the Federal alcohol and tobacco laws and regulations we enforce. Please send any questions and/or comments to Executive Liaison for Industry Matters (industryliaison@ttb.gov) and/or State Liaison (stateliaison@ttb.gov). |
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TTB AUDITS: WHAT TO EXPECT DURING AN AUDIT OR INVESTIGATION
This presentation walks you through the steps of a TTB audit or investigation. Please go to the link below for more information.
Audits: What to Expect During an Audit or Investigation
TTB Announces Alcohol Industry Federal Compliance Training
TTB is hosting two training sessions targeting Alcohol Beverage Producers, Domestic Bottlers, and Importers and Wholesalers. TTB experts from the Tax Audit Division, the Trade Investigations Division, and the Advertising, Labeling and Formulation Division will present topics on Federal requirements relevant to the regulated industries and will help you avoid common compliance pitfalls.
Click here to read more about the seminars.
There is no cost to attend these seminars, but registration is required. Due to limited space, early registration is recommended.
Reserve your spot TODAY!
Questions? Email us at Compliance.Seminar@ttb.gov.
Dates |
Locations |
Register |
June 15, 2010 |
Wyndham Tampa Westshore Hotel (formerly known as the Quorum Hotel) |
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June 17, 2010 |
Embassy Suites Hotel |
TTB APPROVES VARIOUS SUBSTITUTE DENATURANTS FOR USE IN SPECIALLLY DENATURED ALCOHOL
We have been asked whether hexane (mixed isomers), n-hexane, cyclohexane, heptane, potassium hydroxide, distilled lime oil (Citrus aurantifolia), lemon oil (Citrus limonium), and cornmint oil (Mentha arvensis and Mentha canadensis) may be used as substitute denaturants in specially denatured alcohol (SDA). Please see link below for more information.
TTB Approves Various Substitute Denaturants for use in Specially Denatured Alcohol (SDA) (05/03/10)