COMAR 03.02.04.02 — § 2 Reports of Boards of License Commissioners and County Dispensaries.

.02 Reports of Boards of License Commissioners and County Dispensaries.
A.
Report of Retail License Activity.
(1)
Each retail alcoholic beverage license-issuing authority shall file on a monthly basis a report with the Comptroller, on forms provided or approved by the Comptroller, listing all retail alcoholic beverage license activity, including issuances, cancellations, transfers, revocations, etc., for the report month. Each issuing authority shall file the monthly report with the Comptroller by the 15th of the month following the report month. Reports are due even if there is no activity.
(2)
Each alcoholic beverage license-issuing authority shall file annually a complete report of all retail alcoholic beverage licenses renewed for the year on forms provided or approved by the Comptroller. This annual report shall be filed by the 15th of the month following the month the licenses are renewed.
(3)
Reports filed by the alcoholic beverage license-issuing authority shall include the names of licensees, entity name and trade name, address, and any other information the Comptroller may require. The Comptroller may adopt a Statewide control number to be used by the alcoholic beverage license-issuing authority when filing reports.
(4)
Each alcoholic beverage license-issuing authority shall file annually a complete report of all revenue derived for the year preceding from retail alcoholic beverage licenses, on forms provided or approved by the Comptroller. This annual report shall be filed by August 15 annually.
B.
Report of Dispensary Activities. Each county dispensary shall file annually a complete report summarizing all dispensary activities for the year on forms provided or approved by the Comptroller. This report shall be filed by August 15 annually and shall include gross profits, expenses, net profits of the dispensary, and any other information relating to the sale of alcoholic beverages that the Comptroller may require.