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For 2023, the percentage of non-deductible dues pertaining to your tax return is 3.1%. This non-deductible percentage represents the amount that cannot be claimed as a business expense by Brewers Association members on their 2023 tax returns.Read More
For 2022, the percentage of non-deductible dues pertaining to your tax return is 10.3%. This percentage represents the amount that cannot be claimed as a business expense by BA members on their 2022 tax returns.Read More
For 2021, the percentage of non-deductible dues pertaining to your tax return is 4.2%. This percentage represents the amount that cannot be claimed as a business expense by BA members on their 2021 tax returns.Read More
Former Brewers Association board of directors member Steve Crandall passed away on May 2, 2021. Our thoughts go out to his wife Heidi and his family.Read More
For 2020, the percentage of non‐deductible dues pertaining to your tax return is 6.9%. This non-deductible percentage represents the amount that cannot be claimed as a business expense by Brewers Association members on their 2020 tax returns.Read More
The Brewers Association has now determined the percentage of dues that cannot be claimed as a business expense by members on their 2019 tax returns.Read More
The Brewers Association is seeking your input to ensure that we are on the right track, specifically with our communications and member benefits in 2019.Read More
The Brewers Association board of directors completed the next step in the evolution of the craft brewer definition at its fourth quarter meeting in Scottsdale, Ariz. The process to review and update the definition started in summer 2018 with a …Read More
The Brewers Association (BA) has announced the non-deductible portion of member dues paid in 2017. This non-deductible percentage pertains to the amount that cannot be claimed as a business expense by BA members on their 2017 tax return. The Brewers Association …Read More
If you currently or plan to sell beer in California, it is highly recommended that you register your beers on the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) site before December 30, 2017. On that date, OEHHA will stop …Read More
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