Details for a New Hampshire stamp-credit request

Submit the written credit-account request to Collections with the latest financial statement prepared under generally accepted accounting principles, contact details for three credit references and completed CD-18. Current Rev 1008.07 identifies CD-18 for this purpose; the former numbering found in older guidance does not create a different bond.

Revenue's guidance requires security at least equal to the stamps' sale price. The operating rule also limits aggregate purchases charged to seventy-five percent of the bond amount. Plan for that credit limit rather than assuming the entire face amount is available to spend.

Keep the full required coverage in the accepted instrument. The model states the thirty-day stamp-payment condition; Rev 1004.03 also specifies interest, penalties and collection costs. Match Revenue's current instructions and the approved amount before issuing or using the account.

The currently selected CD-18 has an explicit one-year term from its entered starting date and principal/surety seal and attestation fields. Do not replace that term with the tax certificate's separate renewal cycle or invent an unprinted sixty-day cancellation provision.

Revenue's current guidance distinguishes the Department's tobacco-tax certificate from the Liquor Commission license required for manufacturers and wholesalers from July 1, 2025. Both state credentials and the separate credit-account approval matter; other-tobacco monthly reporting does not itself establish stamp credit.

Purchase Now opens Propeller's New Hampshire tax-credit application in a new tab. Match the certified wholesaler, accepted sum and one-year start date, then submit the issued security and credit documents to Revenue. Provider payment does not open the account, order stamps or replace either state credential.