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Tax bonds are surety bonds that are required to ensure businesses follow all of the laws and regulations, including the payment of appropriate taxes, set forth in their particular industry. These bonds are required on the federal, state, city, and/or county level. In many cases, the bond amount is calculated as a percentage of the business or transactions completed during a certain period of time, typically a month or a year.
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There are thousands of different surety bonds required throughout the United States. The ProSure Group helps you find the right surety bond quicker & easier by searching individual states where the surety bond is required - at the municipality, city or state level.
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The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau requires certain sellers, distributors and/or manufacturers of alcohol, tobacco, and tobacco products to post a surety bond.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection requires a surety bond to be posted when importing certain commodities or merchandise into the U.S., when brokering goods through CBP, when transporting cargo or passengers from a foreign destination to the U.S., if you operate a warehouse or facility and want to become a Customs bonded facility, or if you want to perform some activity in a secure CBP area.
Certain states require manufacturers, distributors, and/or sellers of tobacco and/or tobacco products to post a surety bond to guarantee will they follow all laws and regulations including the payment of appropriate taxes.
Certain states require manufacturers, distributors, and/or sellers of alcohol to post a surety bond to guarantee they will follow all laws and regulations including the payment of appropriate taxes.
Certain states require sellers and/or distributors of fuel to post a surety bond to guarantee they will follow all laws and regulations including the payment of appropriate taxes.
Many states require certain business post a surety bond to guarantee they will follow all laws and regulations including the payment of appropriate taxes.
The IRS requires this surety bond to be posted during the application to become a “Certified” professional employer organization. The bond holds the principal and surety liable for any tax liabilities accrued by the principal under subtitle C of the Internal Revenue Code.