Indiana Statutes

§ 7.1-2-6-6 — Evidence of federal tax payment

Indiana·Art. 2 ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO COMMISSION AND·Ch. 6 Remedies: Public Nuisances
Evidence of Federal Tax Payment. The payment of a federal government special tax by a person, or the possession by him of a stamp or receipt issued to him by the federal government, either as a retail dealer, or as a wholesale dealer in alcoholic beverages, or the possession by him, or the posting by him upon the premises of a stamp, certificate, permit or license issued under the authority of the United States authorizing him to deal in alcoholic beverages shall be prima facie evidence that the named person is engaged in possessing, selling, transporting, giving away or furnishing alcoholic beverages on the covered premises. This section shall apply in a criminal prosecution under this title or in an action to abate or enjoin a public nuisance or unlawful practice or a practice prohibited

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