Excise register
Daily production / sales / wastage + the monthly return, drafted.
Licence class
CL-9 (bar & restaurant) + microbrewery manufacture sanction
Apply via
Form A to the Excise Commissioner, routed through the Deputy Commissioner
Return
Monthly · due 7th of next month
Next return due
Jul 2026 — in 6 days
Bengaluru is India's microbrewery capital; the CL-9 covers the taproom, the manufacture sanction covers brewing. Draught beer is taxed differently from packaged.
₹22/BL
representative excise duty
₹3,37,040
duty on 15,320 L sold this month
3.6%
wastage vs 2% allowed · 55 L over
Daily production / sales / wastage — Karnataka's format, filled as you pour.
return due in 6d| Date | Produced | Sold | Wastage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24 Jul | — | 486 L | 12 L |
| 25 Jul | 1000 L | 512 L | 18 L |
| 26 Jul | — | 640 L | 21 L |
| 27 Jul | 1500 L | 705 L | 26 L |
| 28 Jul | — | 598 L | 15 L |
| 29 Jul | 1000 L | 623 L | 19 L |
| 30 Jul | — | 466 L | 14 L |
| 7-day | 3500 L | 4030 L | 125 L |
Licence KAR/CL-9/BRWPUB/2021/0442 · renews in 22 days. The Excise Clerk drafts Karnataka's monthly return from this register, files to excise.karnataka.gov.in.
Licence classes, authorities and application routes are grounded in each state's excise policy. The duty rate and wastage allowance are representative planning figures — set yearly in the state circular and varying by strength. Replace with your current rate; this is not legal or tax advice. See the full state-by-state directory →