Federal Wine Bond
What is a Federal Wine Bond?
Also known as a TTB bond, a federal wine spirits surety bond is a type of liquor license bond that can be required by both the federal government and the state of operation. The bond is often required as a guarantee to the state that vintners will pay all government and state taxes, which vary from state to state. The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) is the regulatory agency that requires the bond of vintners and warehousers, and it is a prerequisite for proper licensing. If a vintner is convicted of tax fraud or a similar offense, a claim can be levied against the bond.
Purchasing Your Federal Wine Bond
1. Click the Buy Now button.
2. Fill out the easy bond form.
3. Confirm your order and select how you would like your bond documents delivered. Email or regular mail.
4. Pay for your bond.
5. If you chose to have your documents emailed, you will receive them within minutes.
It’s that simple and fast!
Pricing & Terms
Surety bond costs are a percentage of the full bond amount, which is usually determined by your personal credit. Providing industry experience, strong personal credit, and business/personal financials will help lower your bond rate. Reach out for a quote today.
Bond Purchase Process
1. Find Your Bond
2. Secure Pricing
3. Buy Online
Frequently Asked Questions
There are hundreds of different bonds for all kinds of purposes—but regardless the industry or project—they all operate essentially the same way. A surety bond guarantees that you will operate professionally and if you break the rules, a claim can be made on your bond which you’re responsible to pay.
For the most part, yes. Bad credit can increase rates for license and permit bonds and most can also get approved for fidelity bonds regardless of credit. For contract bonds, larger contractors with poor credit can be approved with strong CPA-prepared business financials.
For most bonds, you can get instantly approved and print bonds at your home or office. However, we do not offer instant approvals for a select number of bonds, as the underwriting process generally involves a more extensive review of the applicant.
Looking to Get Started or Have Questions?
The bonding process can be confusing and cumbersome. Our surety bond experts are standing by and ready to answer any questions. Let’s get you bonded today!