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Arizona

Open with a permitPrepared for youLast checked September 29, 2026

Open to California wineries that hold a Series 17W direct shipment license and an Arizona transaction privilege tax license.

Arizona has its own chapter in the free book Direct to Consumer, State by State, and this page carries any change since it went to press. Get the whole book

Can you ship here?

Permit
Series 17W Direct-to-Consumer Wine Shipment License: $225 to obtain, $175 to renew. Every 17W expires at the end of February.
Volume limit
12 nine-liter cases per purchaser per year.
Bond
None in the direct shipment law.

What you'll file

Return or reportFormAgencyHow Pinrates handles it
TPT return, state, county and city tax (20th of the following month)TPT-2Department of RevenuePrepared by Pinrates. You submit it in AZTaxes.gov.
TPT-EZ short return, if you qualify (same due date)TPT-EZDepartment of RevenuePrepared by Pinrates. You submit it in AZTaxes.gov.
Liquor luxury tax return, one a year (January 20; filed by mail)Form 835Department of RevenuePrepared by Pinrates. You submit it by mail to the Department of Revenue.
Annual shipment report (January 31), uploaded on the DLLC templateDirect Shipment PortalDepartment of Liquor Licenses and ControlOn your Pinrates calendar, with the portal a click away. You prepare and file it.

When it's due

TPT return (monthly)Every month, by the 20th
TPT license renewalJan 1
Luxury tax, Form 835Jan 20
Direct shipment annual reportJan 31
17W license renewalFeb 28/29

A typical year for a 17W holder: three deadlines and a renewal in January, then the 17W renewal in February.

Tax rates

Transaction privilege tax (5.6% state plus county and city) from your first sale, and the luxury tax of 84 cents a gallon.

Local rates: calculated from each delivery address.

Other rules

Label registration
None. Cartons carry a 21-and-over signature warning.
Carrier
Delivery by an adult 21 or over, during legal liquor hours, with a photo ID check at the door.

Changes since September 29, 2026

None recorded. The Arizona chapter of Direct to Consumer, State by State is current as of September 29, 2026; any change to Arizona's direct-shipping rules after that date is posted here.

Ship to Arizona?

Of the returns and reports above, Pinrates prepares 2 for you to submit, on the Prepare plan at $299 a month. One more stays on your filing calendar.

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Sources

Every source the Arizona chapter of Direct to Consumer, State by State cites, last checked September 29, 2026. Each key opens the same page as the short link printed in the book.

Forms

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
az-02Issuance $225, renewal $175Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control, Series 17W Direct Shipment Wine application, LIC-17W-APP-001Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
az-12$175 feeArizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control, Series 17W renewal application, LIC-17W-RNW-001Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
az-23200 to 40,000 gallonsArizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control, Out of State Craft Farm Winery Series 2W application, LIC-02W-APP-001 (5/5/2025)Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
az-16TPT license firstRemote Seller Tax ApplicationArizona Department of Revenue
az-17Fingerprint card for an officer or memberFD-258 cardArizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
az-18TPT return, state, county and city taxTPT-2Arizona Department of Revenue
az-19TPT-EZ short return, if you qualifyTPT-EZArizona Department of Revenue
az-20Liquor luxury tax return, one a yearForm 835Arizona Department of Revenue
az-21Annual shipment reportDirect Shipment PortalArizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control

Portals and accounts

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
az-22File and pay TPT returnsAZTaxes.govArizona Department of Revenue

Statutes

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
az-03Direct shipment licenseAriz. Rev. Stat. § 4-203.04
az-05Luxury tax rates on vinous liquorAriz. Rev. Stat. § 42-3052
az-07Luxury tax returnsAriz. Rev. Stat. § 42-3355
az-25Farm winery licenseAriz. Rev. Stat. § 4-205.04
us-53Alcoholic beverages nonmailable18 U.S.C. § 1716(f)
az-14TPT return due dates and filing periodsAriz. Rev. Stat. § 42-5014

Agency guidance and other sources

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
az-01FeesArizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control, "Series 17W Licensing Information - Direct Shipment"Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
az-04State TPT rate of 5.6%Arizona Department of Revenue, "Understanding Use Tax"Arizona Department of Revenue
az-06Monthly filing, 600-series codes, license feeArizona Department of Revenue, "FAQ: Remote Sellers and Marketplace Facilitators"Arizona Department of Revenue
az-08Industry guidanceWine Institute, "Arizona" DTC summary, updated May 19, 2026
az-09Remote-seller threshold of $100,000Arizona Department of Revenue, "Economic Threshold"Arizona Department of Revenue
az-10Calendar-year licenseArizona Department of Revenue, "Renewing a TPT License"Arizona Department of Revenue
az-11Late penaltyArizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control, "License Renewals"Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
az-24Series 2W, Out-of-State Domestic Farm WineryArizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control, "License Types"Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control
az-13Monthly rate tablesArizona Department of Revenue, "Tax Rate Table"Arizona Department of Revenue
az-26ShippingArizona Department of Revenue, "Retail Deductions"Arizona Department of Revenue
az-15Form 835 for direct shipment licenseesArizona Department of Revenue, "Liquor Luxury Tax"Arizona Department of Revenue

This page is a reference, not legal advice. Confirm requirements with the state before acting on them.

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