(1) An accommodation sale permit is for an individual or business to sell a private collection of wine or spirits to another individual or business.

(2) The seller must complete an application for accommodation sale permit and submit with a fee of twenty-five dollars to the WSLCB.

(3) Once the WSLCB verifies the information on the application, a permit for the sale will be issued to the seller.

(4) The seller must wait at least five business days after receiving the permit to release the wine and/or spirits to the buyer.

(5) Within twenty calendar days of the sale, the seller must complete an accommodation sale inventory report and submit it to the WSLCB.

(6) The following are definitions for the purpose of this section:

(a) "Accommodation sale" means the sale of a private collection of wine or spirits to an individual or business. Both the seller and the buyer must be located in Washington state.

(b) "Buyer" means the individual or business buying a private collection of wine or spirits. A buyer may be a liquor licensee.

(c) "Private collection" means a privately owned collection of wine or spirits. There is no minimum or maximum quantity to be considered a collection.

(d) "Seller" means the individual or business selling a private collection of wine or spirits. The seller cannot be a liquor licensee.