ID S1230

Increases alcoholic beverage license fees by 60% across multiple categories, including liquor licenses (from $300-$750 to $480-$1,200 depending on city population), beer licenses (from $50-$300 to $80-$480), wine licenses (from $100-$300 to $160-$480), and various permit and transfer fees (from $20-$50 to $32-$80)

Establishes a new $50 permit fee for charitable event liquor permits under Section 23-509B, which allows liquor producers to donate packaged liquor for benevolent, charitable, or public purpose events

Increases wine direct shipper permit registration fees from $50 to $80 annually, and renewal fees from $25 to $40 for out-of-state wineries shipping to Idaho residents

Makes technical corrections throughout the alcoholic beverage code, including updating terminology such as "one (1) time" to "onetime," "upon" to "on," and "cancelled" to "canceled"

Declares an emergency and sets an effective date of July 1, 2026