Md. Code, Alcoholic Beverages and Cannabis § 26-1802
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§26–1802.
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(a) Subject to subsection (b) of this section, to renew a license, a license holder shall file a license renewal application with the Board in accordance with the following schedule of renewal deadlines and license expiration dates:
(1) for a Class A license, which shall expire on April 30, the application deadline is March 1;
(2) for a Class B license, which shall expire on May 31, the application deadline is April 1; and
(3) for a Class C and a Class D license, both of which shall expire on June 30, the application deadline is May 1.
(b) The Board may extend the deadline by which a license holder must file a license renewal application.
(1) for a Class A license, which shall expire on April 30, the application deadline is March 1;
(2) for a Class B license, which shall expire on May 31, the application deadline is April 1; and
(3) for a Class C and a Class D license, both of which shall expire on June 30, the application deadline is May 1.
(b) The Board may extend the deadline by which a license holder must file a license renewal application.
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