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If you plan to open a brewery, liquor store, bar, or any other business involved with alcohol, you may need an alcohol surety bond. Here are the quick answers to all your most important questions:

What is an Alcohol Surety Bond?

Bonds hold you responsible if you break state rules for alcohol-related businesses. States use them to maintain oversight over the alcohol industry and hold offenders responsible. You will need to obtain a bond, and you will need to pay claims filed against the bond. If you don’t, you will lose your liquor license.

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If you need a commercial surety bond, here’s a quick introduction:

What Is a Commercial Surety Bond?

This type of bond is a way to guarantee one party (the principal) in a commercial arrangement meets their obligations to another (the obligee). Those obligations could include following law and regulations, meeting fiduciary responsibilities, or abiding by contractual obligations. When necessary, the obligee is allowed to file a claim against the bond seeking compensation. The company that issues the bond (the surety) agrees to pay if the principal doesn’t, but the principal (you) must reimburse the surety in full.

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Anyone involved with buying and selling yachts likely needs to obtain a yacht broker surety bond before doing any deals. Here’s an easy overview of this important business requirement:

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You need a license to become a car dealer, and you need an auto dealer bond before you can get a license. A bond is basically a way to hold you financially accountable if you break state laws. Fortunately, getting through the auto dealer bond process doesn’t have to be difficult as long as you know what to do:

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