Wine Tax Bond

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What is a Wine Tax Bond?

Wine Bottle. Wine Tax Bond for businesses engaged in the production, sale, and warehousing of wine.

A Wine Tax Bond is required for businesses engaged in the production, sale, and warehousing of wine. The bond guarantees that the business will pay taxes as required by the governing jurisdiction, often a state Alcohol Tax and Firearms Agency (ATF). These bonds are also known as ATF Bonds for this reason.

Also see the Alcohol Tax Bond (Federal/TTB) for federal wine surety bonds which are required by the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) and may be classified as a TTB Bond.

How Much Will My Surety Bond Cost?

Surety Bonds Direct offers exceptional prices for Wine Tax Bonds nationwide. Please select your state in the map below for specific pricing information. Or if you prefer, call 1‐800‐608‐9950 to speak with one of our friendly bond experts. We can help guide you through the bonding process and identify the best price in the market for your situation.

If you are interested in spreading out the cost of your bond over time, we can offer convenient financing plans for many types of surety bonds. More information will be provided with your quote.

Additional details and pricing information may be available for your state:

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What if I have bad credit or am a new business?

Surety Bonds Direct offers exceptional prices to new business and those with bad credit (along with helpful advice on improving credit). Regardless of your credit score or business experience, we work hard to find the best option in the market for your specific situation.

It only takes a couple minutes to provide us with the information required for a free, no-obligation quote. Or if you prefer, call 1‐800‐608‐9950 to speak with one of our friendly surety bond experts. Learn more about available options to finance the cost of your bond.

How do Surety Bonds Work?

In a situation where the bonded customer (principal) fails to comply with bonding terms and requirements, the surety company is financially obligated to cover damages up to the bond limit (or penalty) of the bond. The surety bond principal is also required to reimburse (or indemnify) the surety for losses paid to damaged parties.

The party requiring the surety bond is called the obligee. Each obligee has a specific bond form that is prepared and pre-populated for your convenience by Surety Bonds Direct. The specific bond limit, term, and other key information related to the customer and obligation can be found on the bond form.

Find out more in our Surety Bond Education Center.