GA HB126

Authorizes small businesses in Georgia to purchase alcoholic beverages from designated retail dealers and sell or distribute them for on-premises consumption, where alcohol sales are already lawful

Defines "small business" as having gross annual alcohol revenue not exceeding $250,000 and alcohol sales constituting no more than 25% of total gross annual revenue

Requires small businesses to obtain an annual license (maximum $300 fee), designate up to three retail dealers located in the same municipality or county, and maintain records of all alcohol purchases and sales

Mandates that small businesses present a valid license when purchasing from designated retailers, and requires designated retailers to maintain records of all alcohol sold to small businesses

Establishes penalties including misdemeanor charges for violations, fines up to $500 per violation, and suspension of authorization for up to 30 days per violation for non-compliant small businesses or retail dealers