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Georgia — Wine Bond — Winery - Mfg - Importer - Broker

Apply for Georgia wine tax bond security for a winery manufacturer, broker or importer through an existing provider option. The Department of Revenue form identifies $5,000 for this classification.

Also known as Georgia Wine Bond; Georgia Wine Bonds; Georgia Winery Manufacturer Broker Importer Tax Bond

2 options on record. Choose the one that matches your requirement, then purchase.

Recorded state
Georgia
Bond type
Alcohol & Liquor Bond
Category
Business operations & taxes

What this bond does

The wine-specific form secures taxes, license fees, rental charges and other sums due from the named operation, including stated penalties, interest and collection expenses. It also requires compliance with Georgia law and the Revenue Commissioner's rules.

Who needs it
This bond is intended for individuals or entities applying for a license to operate as a wine manufacturer, broker, or importer within the State of Georgia as defined under O.C.G.A. Section 3-6-21.
Who it protects
The State of Georgia is the obligee. The form secures the specified payments and compliance duties owed to the state; it does not provide liquor liability insurance for claims against your business.

Choose from 2 options

Each option is a separate record. Where a term, bond amount, premium, or E&O limit is known, it is listed; match it to what your requirement asks for.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Match the wine classification and requested period

Use the Winery Manufacturer, Broker or Importer form for the corresponding Department of Revenue request. The official packet identifies $5,000 for this classification; do not transfer that amount to its other listed bond types.

Enter the business entity as shown on the license application. The form has January 1 and December 31 date fields with separate year blanks, and the instructions allow a contract of up to five years. Use the actual requested period rather than assuming a one-year term.

Understand the payment and cancellation duties

The form binds the business and surety jointly and severally to the stated obligation. It requires payment of the specified sums and compliance with Georgia law and the Revenue Commissioner's rules.

The cancellation clause requires sixty days' written notice to the other parties. Cancellation does not release the business or surety from liability incurred before the notice period expires.

Apply before arranging execution and filing

Use Purchase Now for the provider application in a new tab. Have the exact entity name, business address and requested period ready. The RLI and Propeller routes do not specify different amounts or terms on this page.

After issuance, check the licensee or authorized officer's signature and the surety's execution. The official form requires the surety signer to attach a certified copy of authority or power to bind the surety to the original bond. Submit the completed document as directed; provider issuance does not grant the wine license.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Verify your business entity name matches exactly what is provided on your Georgia Department of Revenue license application.
  2. Have the winery manufacturer, broker or importer classification and the Department of Revenue request available.
  3. Prepare the requested beginning and ending years and business location for the provider application.
  4. After issuance, check the signatures and the surety signer's attached authority before filing the original bond as directed.

Questions about this bond

What is the bond amount for this specific wine classification?

The bond amount for the Winery Manufacturer, Broker, or Importer license is $5,000 as specified by the Georgia Department of Revenue.

Who is the Obligee of this bond?

The State of Georgia, represented by the State Revenue Commissioner, is the Obligee.

Does this bond cover my operations indefinitely?

No. The form has beginning and ending year fields, and its instructions say the contract may last up to five years. Match the dates requested by the Department of Revenue; no fixed provider term is specified on this page.

Can I cancel this bond if I stop operations?

Yes, the bond may be cancelled by providing sixty days' written notice to the other parties, though this does not release liability for obligations incurred before the notice period expires.

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