Details for a Florida cigarette distributing agent

Section 210.01 distinguishes a distributing agent's receipt/storage/delivery role from an agent authorized to purchase and affix stamps. The ABT package lists CDA Public Warehousing separately from CWD wholesale-distributor classifications.

Section 210.085 permits the distributing agent to accept cigarettes from a permitted manufacturer or importer for transfer to a permitted dealer, but not to own or sell them. If the business actually trades on its own account, address the proper dealer activity with ABT before using the warehouse-agent application.

Section 210.08 requires acceptable security at 110 percent of estimated tax liability for thirty days, with a $2,000 minimum. Use ABT's assigned sum and accepted instrument rather than assuming that holding another person's cigarettes removes the requirement.

ABT-6032's cigarette model allows surety cancellation on sixty days' written notice to the Division and retains liability for covered acts before cancellation. The package says required-security expiry or cancellation stops further licensed transactions; obtain current directions for any replacement or release.

Complete the sworn application, principal/surety execution and properly certified surety-agent power of attorney. Current section 210.09 calls for electronic monthly reports by the following month's tenth day and three-year transaction records. Keep those reporting steps distinct from filing the bond/license material with ABT.

Purchase Now opens Propeller's Florida distributing-agent application in a new tab. Match the legal agent, CDA activity, principal/warehouse details, assigned sum and accepted dates, then complete ABT filing. Provider payment does not grant a permit, authorize ownership/resale or open stamp credit.