WAC 314-68-030

WAC 314-68-030. How much alcoholic beverages can a private individual bring into the state of Washington for personal or household use?

Last amended: 1999Year: 2026Length: 200 wordsOfficial source
Do Not Have to Pay Tax and Markup Must Pay Tax and Markup Bringing from inside the U.S. 2 liters of spirits or wine or 288 ounces of beer, no more than once per calendar month. An amount above 2 liters of spirits or wine or 288 ounces of beer during one calendar month. Bringing from outside the U.S. The amount that has been declared and permitted to enter the United States duty free under federal law. An amount in excess of that permitted by federal law. Do Not Have to Pay Tax and Markup Must Pay Tax and Markup Bringing from inside the U.S. 2 liters of spirits or wine or 288 ounces of beer, no more than once per calendar month. An amount above 2 liters of spirits or wine or 288 ounces of beer during one calendar month. Bringing from outside the U.S. The amount that has been declared and permitted to enter the United States duty free under federal law. An amount in excess of that permitted by federal law. Individuals moving into the state or receiving alcoholic beverages through inheritance or estate settlements will be allowed a one-time exemption from payment of tax and markup.
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