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Nevada — Cigarette Tobacco Tax Under Title 32 Bond

Nevada's tobacco security belongs to Title 32, Chapter 370. Use EXC-F036, the chapter-specific model linked by Taxation's cigarette/OTP programme, rather than the similarly titled sales-tax or liquor bond.

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Recorded state
Nevada
Bond type
Cigarette / Tobacco Tax Bond
Category
Business operations & taxes

What this bond does

Match the Department's tobacco-tax security demand and actual cigarette/other-tobacco license activity. A broad Title 32 heading alone does not identify the correct tax chapter.

Who needs it
Businesses directed to maintain Chapter 370 tobacco-tax security. The current programme distinguishes cigarette/OTP wholesale, manufacturing, retail and specified remote-retail applications; follow the role actually requested.
Who it protects
EXC-F036 binds the principal and surety jointly and severally to Nevada for full Chapter 370 compliance, especially taxes, interest and penalties now due or becoming due. Its demand provision also addresses collection costs and attorney fees against the surety.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

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.

Details for Chapter 370 tobacco-tax security

The model incorporates Chapter 370 and amendments, not the sales-tax chapters printed on REV-F051 or liquor Chapter 369. Match the legal taxpayer, Department request, actual covered tobacco activity and assigned sum; no universal amount is supplied by this listing.

The surety's withdrawal is ineffective until thirty days after Taxation receives written notice. Liability from earlier acts or omissions survives even when the tax assessment occurs later.

The linked tobacco model prints a Nevada resident-agent countersignature requirement. It also requires the principal's applicable reverse-side acknowledgement and the surety's qualification affidavit, with notarial execution. Have the provider complete the Department-accepted instrument and actual execution directions.

The programme says security may need updating when the amount changes or the bond renews. License renewal, tax returns and separate account requirements remain independent of paying for a bond.

Purchase Now opens Propeller's Nevada tobacco application in a new tab. Match the legal taxpayer, Chapter 370, requested sum and accepted dates, then complete the Department's security filing. Provider payment does not issue a tobacco license or discharge tax already due.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Legal taxpayer, actual cigarette/OTP activity and Department security demand.
  2. Chapter 370/EXC-F036 rather than sales-tax or liquor selection.
  3. Assigned amount, accepted dates and any change/renewal instructions.
  4. Applicable principal acknowledgement, surety qualification affidavit and accepted countersignature/execution.
  5. Separate licensing, reporting and security filing directions.

Questions about this bond

Can I use any bond headed Title 32?

The tobacco programme links Chapter 370/EXC-F036. REV-F051 covers different sales-tax chapters and the liquor model Chapter 369; the shared title alone is insufficient.

Does a later assessment escape liability after withdrawal?

The tobacco model retains liability from acts or omissions before the thirty-day receipt-based withdrawal period ends, even if assessment occurs later.

Does security cover only tax arising after purchase?

The posted Chapter 370 condition expressly includes taxes, interest and penalties now due as well as those becoming due. Follow the actual Department demand.

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