Mail order liquor a tax drain and teen access risk in Maryland
Maryland faces lost alcohol and sales tax revenue from growing mail order liquor sales. State official Charles Ebart warns the untaxed, unregulated practice may boost underage drinking. He urges tighter controls or higher penalties, proposing licensed retailers handle shipments to collect tax and verify age.
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