§ 19.152. Types of bonds.
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(a)Basic Bonds. There are two basic types of bonds: the operations bond, and the withdrawal bond.
(1)Operations bond. An operations bond covers the tax liability for a variety of operations at a distilled spirits plant, along with any penalties incurred and fines imposed for violation of the law and regulations relating to activities covered by the bond.
(2)Withdrawal bond. A withdrawal bond covers the tax liability for tax determined distilled spirits withdrawn from the bonded premises on a tax deferred basis.
(b)Other bonds. In addition to the basic operations and withdrawal bonds, several variations of these bonds are available:
(1)An adjacent wine cellar bond covers operations at a distilled spirits plant and an adjacent bonded wine cellar;
(2)An area bond covers operations at two or more distilled spirits plant and any adjacent bonded wine cellars; and
(3)A unit bond covers both operations and withdrawals at one or more distilled spirits plants and operations at any adjacent bonded wine cellars. (26 U.S.C. 5173)
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