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Wisconsin — Tobacco/Vapor Products Tax Bond

Wisconsin's A-133 has a single Tobacco/Vapor Products tax selection. Use that combined product-tax category, not the separate cigarette or sales-tax box, and match Revenue's actual security request.

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

What this bond does

Provide the tobacco/vapor permit's tax security. Publication 304's relevant security table lists $3,000 for this class; the cigarette-distributor calculation belongs to a different selection.

Who needs it
Tobacco/vapor applicants or permittees receiving Wisconsin DOR's request for security or an amount change. The form permits only one tax type per bond.
Who it protects
The principal and authorized surety bind themselves jointly and severally to Wisconsin DOR. The condition requires statutory compliance and payment of all applicable taxes, interest and penalties now due or becoming due.

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 tobacco/vapor tax security

A-133 combines tobacco/vapor in one checkbox while expressly allowing only one tax type per bond. Confirm the product-tax account and requested sum; do not add cigarette or sales/use exposure by selecting several boxes.

Revenue may recover delinquent tax, interest and penalties from the surety upon ten days' notice. That recovery provision is different from withdrawal, which needs sixty days after DOR receives written notice. Liability for earlier tax survives even when assessed later.

Complete the actual principal/surety signatures, witnesses and the reverse-side principal acknowledgement for the entity type. The form provides individual, partnership and corporation/LLC notarial sections; use the applicable one rather than assuming all entities sign the same way.

The relevant mailing instructions put cigarette/tobacco-vapor/fuel bonds with the Excise Tax Unit, not the separate alcohol, sales or entertainer destinations. Follow current DOR delivery directions and keep permit/return obligations separate.

Purchase Now opens Propeller's Wisconsin tobacco/vapor application in a new tab. Match the legal permittee, product-tax selection, required sum and accepted dates, then file the security with DOR. Provider payment does not issue the permit or erase tax already due.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Legal permittee and actual tobacco/vapor tax account.
  2. DOR security request, applicable $3,000 class entry and any assigned change.
  3. Only the Tobacco/Vapor Products selection on A-133.
  4. Principal/surety signatures, witnesses and applicable principal notarial acknowledgement.
  5. Current Excise Tax Unit filing, permit and return instructions.

Questions about this bond

Must tobacco and vapor be two different boxes on A-133?

The form combines Tobacco/Vapor Products in one category and permits only one tax type per bond. Its cigarette and sales/use boxes are separate.

Does the ten-day recovery clause cancel the bond?

It concerns recovering delinquent taxes from the surety. Withdrawal separately requires sixty days after DOR receives written notice and preserves earlier liability.

Can a later assessment avoid the earlier liability?

The model retains liability for tax incurred before the withdrawal period ends, even when assessment occurs later.

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