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Open Government
Whether we offer online systems for electronic application submissions, or create interactive tutorials, webinars, and FAQs to connect you to our information and services, we have embraced Open Government. But there is still more to do: We are committed to expanding transparency, participation, and collaboration, and creating a new level of openness and accountability.
As we move forward with Open Government to ensure its principles become an integral part of our mission and culture, we welcome your feedback, comments, and suggestions.
Digital Government Strategy and Open Data Initiative | |
Building a 21st Century Digital Government Memorandum Digital Government: Building a 21st Century Platform to Better Serve the American People (Government Digital Strategy) TTB Datasets | On May 23, 2012, the President released a memorandum that called for a comprehensive Government Digital Strategy aimed at delivering better services to the American people. |
Current Innovations | |
Permits Online Formulas Online COLAs Online Wine Online Seminar Formula Approval Tool | Use Permits Online to draft, submit, and track original and amended applications to operate alcohol and tobacco businesses, and to register to make tax free sales of firearms and ammunition. |
FOIA and Records | |
Submit a Request TTB Electronic Reading Room Read the Annual FOIA Reports Frequently Requested FOIA Documents | Tips for making a "perfected" FOIA request. |
Reports and Other Resources | |
Read the TTB Annual Reports Statistics FOIA FAQs Congressional Requests Contact Us | We present an annual report to communicate relevant performance and financial information on our operations. |
Open Government Policy | |
The President's Memorandum on Transparency and Open Government A Strategy for American Innovation: Driving Towards Sustainable Growth and Quality Jobs The Open Government Directive Data.gov Concept of Operations | On his first day in office, President Obama signed a memorandum to all Federal Agencies directing them to break down barriers to transparency, participation, and collaboration between the Federal Government and the people it serves. |
Last updated: February 9, 2026
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