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Tax Bonds are Surety Bonds

Surety answer guy — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 15:20:13 +0000

Tax Bonds are Surety Bonds is a post from: Surety Bond Blog

After April 15, your business may need a tax bond. A tax bond is a surety bond that is usually required by the State. Some of these bonds are needed the day you start your business others expire at the end of the year. The majority of tax bonds are required for retail business

Florida MVD Surety Bond April 30

Surety answer guy — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 15:12:28 +0000

Florida MVD Surety Bond April 30 is a post from: Surety Bond Blog

Florida MVD bonds expire April 30 of ever year. What is A Florida MVD Bond? A MVD is a surety bond. Surety bonds are required to fulfill a licensing requirement or financial obligation. Bonds protect the obligee, from fraud, breach of contract and in some cases certain payments. Check your state Statutes referenced in your bond

Is it worth it to get a surety bond

Surety answer guy — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 18:31:16 +0000

Is it worth it to get a surety bond is a post from: Surety Bond Blog

Is it worth it to get a surety bond is a post from: Surety Bond Blog There are bond alternates, but are they as good as a surety bond. First alternate instead of paying for a surety bond you could post 100% collateral with the obligee if they allow it. Some obligee accept a cashiers

Do surety companies perform background checks?

Surety answer guy — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 14:43:05 +0000

Do surety companies perform background checks? is a post from: Surety Bond Blog

Do surety companies perform background checks? is a post from: Surety Bond Blog Do surety companies perform background checks? Many people call and ask if I get a fidelity bond will the surety perform a background check on my new hires? The answer is no. You would think that it would be in the surety’s

Surety still important

Surety answer guy — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 16:10:22 +0000

Surety still important is a post from: Surety Bond Blog

f you have never needed a bond until now you’re probably have no idea what a surety bond is? A surety bond is usually required by a state in order to obtain a license. There are thousands of different types of bonds, covering car dealerships to contractors, there’s practically a bond for every type of business.

Surety what is it?

Surety answer guy — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:20:41 +0000

Surety what is it? is a post from: Surety Bond Blog

Surety is taken up an obligation of another. Surety is also the oldest form of insurance. Who needs surety? Surety is not usually required for an individual unless it’s a court bond or lost title bond

Crime Insurance in Lieu of Bonds

Surety answer guy — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 18:49:03 +0000

Crime Insurance in Lieu of Bonds is a post from: Surety Bond Blog

H 1062 – Crime Insurance in Lieu of Bonds. Would permit various county public officials (county officers, commissioners, clerks and recorders, sheriffs, coroners, treasurers, assessors, and surveyors) to purchase crime

Growing your insurance business with surety bonds

Surety answer guy — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 16:55:39 +0000

Growing your insurance business with surety bonds is a post from: Surety Bond Blog

How can an insurance agency expand their business in this economic climate? The answer is diversification. If you’re a insurance agent that only writes personal auto and homeowners your need to change it and start writing commercial insurance. A good way to get into writing commercial insurance would be writing surety bonds. If you have never

A few things the surety evaluates

Surety answer guy — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 17:52:11 +0000

A few things the surety evaluates is a post from: Surety Bond Blog

A few things the surety evaluates is a post from: Surety Bond Blog When you apply for a bond the surety will evaluate the following things Experience: Some surety companies won’t write your surety bond if you don’t have experience or if you are a new business. If this is your case then you may

Why are bonds being required?

Surety answer guy — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 18:28:58 +0000

Why are bonds being required? is a post from: Surety Bond Blog

Why are bonds being required? is a post from: Surety Bond Blog Why are bonds being required? A bond is usually signed into law to regulate business and safeguard the public against fraud. A surety bond helps the client seek financial compensation from breach of contract or if they have been defrauded of money. Underwriting