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The TLW receives $125 of your annual dues; the remainder stays with your local league. The amount of dues that local leagues charge varies from $0 to $50 annually. The breakdown of the $125 that goes to the TLW is as follows:

$67.50 stays with the TLW to pay for:

• A headquarters office building in Middleton.

• A monthly TLW newsletter to keep you abreast of legislative issues facing our industry, details of events and activities going on within the organization, as well as a calendar of events.

• On Premise magazine, which is published six times a year, the official publication of the TLW that keeps you up to date on the latest happenings in your association and your industry.

The remainder of your annual dues:

• $27.50 employs a full-time government affairs director (or lobbyist) to stay on top of legislative issues facing us in the state Capitol. (It is nondeductible as a business expense.) • $18.75 is for your membership in American Beverage

Licensees (ABL), which employs a lobbyist and full-time staff in Washington, D.C., and provides timely legislative updates.

• $11.25 is used for public relations using various media outlets to educate the public and enhance the image of our industry.

By joining the TLW, you are investing in your business as well as your livelihood. Membership in this trade association allows us to accomplish together that which we cannot accomplish alone. $11.25

Public Relations

$18.75

ABL Membership

$27.50

Government Affairs Director

$67.50

Member Services

$125.00

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