Details for Florida charge stamp purchases

The charge-purchase statute sets security at 110 percent of estimated tax liability for thirty days, with a $2,000 minimum. The general cigarette-tax security provision in section 210.08 uses the same calculation. Have the Division confirm the required sum for your account instead of selecting an amount from the form's alcoholic-beverage or other-tobacco rows.

Payment for each month's stamp liability is due by the tenth day of the following month. This is not a universal thirty-day extension after each individual purchase. The statute allows supplemental cash purchases, but default can lead to loss of the noncash purchase privilege for up to twelve months.

On the shared ABT-6032 form, identify Stamping Distributor-Charge and select Cigarette Laws, Chapter 210, Part I. Use the applicant's legal name as it appears on the license application, its county and any existing license number. A separate bond is required for each type of license or permit under the packet's instructions.

The model allows cancellation through sixty days' written notice to the Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco. It keeps the surety liable for covered acts committed before cancellation. Keep the accepted security in place and ask the Division how a replacement or ended charge arrangement affects your authority to operate.

Complete the principal and surety execution and include the properly certified copy of the surety agent's power of attorney required by the packet. Use the Division's current district licensing and auditing instructions for submission; the bond application is separate from license approval.

Purchase Now opens Propeller's Florida Stamping Distributor-Charge application in a new tab. Match the business, required amount and charge classification before completing it, then arrange the executed bond for state acceptance. Provider payment does not file your license application or approve stamp purchases.