One searchable home for Texas alcohol filings.
The Texas Comptroller publishes Mixed Beverage Gross Receipts every month. TABC publishes license status. The Comptroller publishes delinquent taxpayers and franchise officer filings. We pull all of it, clean it, match permits across releases, and put it behind one search box — so you can look up a bar, a market, or an owner without juggling four government portals.
Methodology.
Official state records, only.
Every figure on this site traces back to a public Texas government filing — Comptroller Mixed Beverage Gross Receipts (Tax Code §183), TABC license + violation history, Comptroller delinquent taxpayer list, and Comptroller franchise tax officer registry. We add normalization and matching, never invented numbers.
Within hours of the monthly release.
MBGR filings are due the 20th of each month for the prior month. We poll state feeds during filing windows and index new records within hours of posting. License status, violations, and delinquency lists are refreshed daily. Each permit page shows the as-of date for its most recent data.
Every active TX permit, 5+ years deep.
All 22,000+ active Texas mixed-beverage permittees across 1,200+ cities and every county. History goes back 5+ years for trend, year-over-year, and seasonality views. Closed and transferred permits are retained so historical reporting stays consistent.
What's on the platform.
Search and discovery
Look up any of 22,000+ permittees by name, city, ZIP, county, or permit number with fuzzy matching and ranked results.
Sales analytics and benchmarking
Trend charts, YoY performance, seasonal pattern analysis, and peer-group benchmarking by city and permit class.
Location intelligence and mapping
Revenue heatmaps, venue density, and proximity scoring across every ZIP and county in Texas.
Audit risk scoring
Volatility, filing gaps, delinquency exposure, and peer deviation — recalibrated each monthly release.
Financial intelligence
Revenue trends, valuation estimates, owner income modeling, lease comps, and enriched financial profiles per establishment.
Monitoring and alerts
Track any establishment and receive updates on sales changes, license status shifts, delinquent filings, and compliance flags.
Sources.
| Kind | Dataset |
|---|---|
| State | Mixed Beverage Gross Receipts (MBGR) — Monthly filings from the Texas Comptroller under Tax Code §183, covering liquor, wine, and beer gross receipts. Ingested within hours of each monthly release and indexed across 22,000+ permittees. |
| State | TABC License Database — Real-time license status, permit classifications, expiration dates, historical issuance records, and violation history from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. |
| State | TX Comptroller Delinquent Taxpayer List — Cross-referenced against active permits to surface establishments with outstanding mixed beverage tax obligations. |
| State | TX Comptroller Franchise Tax Registry — Entity officer filings and registered agent data from the state franchise tax system, used to surface ownership structure and corporate principals behind each permit. |
| Signal | Operational activity signals — Supplemental activity data used internally to spot unusual patterns, support ranking models, and improve establishment matching. |
| Signal | Geospatial & market density layer — Address-level geocoding, ZIP and county grouping, and nearby-market comparisons used across maps and local rankings. |
| Proprietary | BoozeReports Enrichment Layer — Internal cleanup, name normalization, permit transfer reconciliation, and deduplication used to make records more consistent before they are shown on the site. |
Who uses BoozeReports.
Monitor your own performance, benchmark against competitors, and track monthly trends.
Analyze market viability and identify high-performing venue corridors.
Due diligence on hospitality investments, valuations, and loan underwriting.
Verify client-reported sales, identify discrepancies, and flag audit risk.
Market research, feasibility studies, and competitive intelligence for clients.
Data-backed valuations, market comparables, and venue performance reports.
FAQ.
How fresh is the data?
Mixed beverage filings are due the 20th of each month for the prior month's activity. We poll state feeds every 15 minutes during filing windows and index new records within hours of posting. License status, violations, and delinquency lists refresh daily.
Where does this data come from?
All datasets are sourced from official Texas government records — the Comptroller (MBGR filings, delinquent taxpayers, franchise tax registry) and the TABC (license status, classifications, violations). We add normalization, matching, and enrichment, never invented figures.
Is this affiliated with the State of Texas?
No. BoozeReports is an independent platform that surfaces public state data. We are not affiliated with the Texas Comptroller, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, or any state agency.
Can I rely on these numbers for business decisions?
Data is sourced from official Texas records and provided "as is." We apply extensive normalization and enrichment, but all figures should be independently verified for critical business decisions.
How do you handle privacy?
We collect minimal personal information, never sell your data, and use industry-standard encryption for all communications. See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for details.
How do I get in touch?
Questions, feedback, or feature requests: open the contact form.
Built for people who use the data.
If something here doesn't match what you see in the source filings, tell us. We fix it and credit the report.