Oregon Liquor Control Commission Allocation of Liquor Revenue

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Oregon Liquor Control Commission

Allocation of Liquor Revenue

Revenue Distribution - Fiscal Year 2012-2013

Revenue
Distilled Spirits Sales	$497.6 M
License Fees	$4.9 M
Taxes on Beer & Wine	$16.4 M
Misc. Revenue	$.3 M
	$519.2 M

2012-13 Expenditures
Agency Expenditures	($25.5 M)
Liquor Agents Compensation	($45.4 M)
Inventory Purchases	($245.7 M)
	($316.6 M)

Net Revenue	$202.6 M

Where Revenue is Distributed
State General Fund	$115.4 M
City Revenue Sharing Account	$25.1 M
Cities	$35.8 M
Counties	$17.9 M
Mental Health, Alcoholism, and Drug Services	$8.1 M
Oregon Wine Board	$.3 M

Total Distribution 2012-13	$202.6 M

Liquor Dollars By The Number Infographic

Fact Sheet: Where Your Liquor Dollars Go

The Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) contributed more than $396.7 million to Oregon programs, cities and counties in the 2011-13 biennia.

Of that, more than $225 million went to the General Fund to help pay for programs such as schools, police and public health programs.

Where Your Liquor Dollars Go