States

Idaho

Open, with extra limitsDue dates trackedLast checked September 29, 2026

Open to California wineries with a Wine Direct Shipper Permit, for wine they produce or bottle that fits Idaho's definition of wine, up to 24 cases per resident a year.

Idaho 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
Wine Direct Shipper Permit from the Idaho State Police, applied for through the Tax Commission with a wine tax permit and a seller's permit. $50 to start, $25 a year to renew.
Volume limit
24 nine-liter cases per Idaho resident per year.
Bond
$1,000 wine tax bond, or a waiver the Tax Commission may grant.

What you'll file

Return or reportFormAgencyHow Pinrates handles it
Wine tax return, monthly by the 15th (direct shippers use Section II)Form 1756State Tax CommissionOn your Pinrates calendar, with the portal a click away. You prepare and file it.
Sales and use tax return, monthly or quarterly by the 20thForm 850State Tax CommissionOn your Pinrates calendar, with the portal a click away. You prepare and file it.
Direct Shipper Report, annual by January 31 for the prior yearDirect Shipper ReportIdaho State Police, Alcohol Beverage ControlOn your Pinrates calendar, with the portal a click away. You prepare and file it.

When it's due

Wine tax, Form 1756 (monthly)Every month, by the 15th
Sales tax, Form 850 (monthly filers)Every month, by the 20th
Sales tax, Form 850 (quarterly filers)Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct, by the 20th
Direct Shipper Report to ABCJan 31

A typical year before any annual-filing approval; add the $25 permit renewal on the date ABC gives you, since none is published.

Tax rates

6% state sales tax from the first sale, plus wine excise of 45 cents a gallon. Ask any resort city you ship to whether its local tax applies.

Local rates: calculated from each delivery address.

Other rules

Label registration
None, but only wine you produce or bottle may be shipped.
Carrier
Any carrier; the driver must get an adult signature and may not leave the box unattended.

Changes since September 29, 2026

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

Ship to Idaho?

Of the returns and reports above, Pinrates keeps 3 on your filing calendar, on the Prepare plan at $299 a month.

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Sources

Every source the Idaho 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
id-18Zero returnsIdaho State Tax Commission, Form 1756 instructions (EIN00107)Idaho State Tax Commission
id-19Report fieldsIdaho State Police, ABC, Direct Shipper Report formIdaho State Police
id-20Idaho State Police, ABC Reporting, Direct Shipper Report uploadIdaho State Police
id-22$1,000 wine bondIdaho State Tax Commission, Form BWA and instructions (EFO00111, rev. 12-12-2024)Idaho State Tax Commission
id-23Direct shipping requirementsIdaho State Police
id-24Wine tax bond, $1,000 for a new taxpayerWine Tax Bond (EFO00108)Idaho State Tax Commission

Portals and accounts

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
id-036% rateIdaho State Tax Commission, sales and use tax online guideIdaho State Tax Commission
id-16$100,000 remote-seller thresholdIdaho State Tax Commission, online sellers guideIdaho State Tax Commission
id-25File and pay Form 1756 and Form 850Taxpayer Access Point (TAP)Idaho State Tax Commission

Statutes

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
id-01Wine direct shipper permitIdaho Code § 23-1309A
id-04Wine tax of 45 cents a gallon, including direct shipper salesIdaho Code § 23-1319
id-12Definitions of table wine and dessert wineIdaho Code § 23-1303
us-53Alcoholic beverages nonmailable18 U.S.C. § 1716(f)
id-21Security for the wine taxIdaho Code § 23-1320

Regulations

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
id-08Rules 011, 014, 015, 016 and 019IDAPA 35.01.09, Idaho Beer and Wine Tax Rules

Agency guidance and other sources

KeyWhat it isForm / citeAgency
id-02Three permitsIdaho State Tax Commission, "Idaho Wine Direct Shipping"Idaho State Tax Commission
id-05Resort-city local option taxesIdaho State Tax Commission, "City Sales Tax"Idaho State Tax Commission
id-06Form 1756 monthly, due the 15th, through TAPIdaho State Tax Commission, wine tax "Filing"Idaho State Tax Commission
id-07FrequencyIdaho State Tax Commission, "Sales and Use Tax Filing"Idaho State Tax Commission
id-09Form EFO00259Idaho State Tax Commission, Wine Direct Shipper Bond Waiver RequestIdaho State Tax Commission
id-10Idaho State Police, ABC Bulletin 25.01, "Direct to Consumer Shipments" (May 27, 2025)Idaho State Police
id-11Form BWAIdaho State Tax Commission, "Applying" for beer and wine permitsIdaho State Tax Commission
id-13$50 new permit and $25 annual renewal, with no renewal date givenIdaho State Police, Alcohol Beverage Control, "FAQ"Idaho State Police
id-14Proposed direct shipper fee increasesIdaho Legislature, 2026 Senate Bill 1268
id-15Proposed direct shipper fee increasesIdaho Legislature, 2026 Senate Bill 1230
id-1745 cents a gallon since 1971Idaho State Tax Commission, wine "Tax Rate"Idaho State Tax Commission

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

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