Florida Regulations 61A-10.080: Application for Cigarette Permit, Manufacturer or Importer
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(1) In order to be permitted as a manufacturer or importer, or to make changes to an existing manufacturer or importer permit, a completed application must be submitted to and approved by the Division. A completed application shall consist of the following:
(a) Properly executed application on form, DBPR ABT-6024 Application for Wholesale Cigarette Permit, which may be obtained as specified in Fl. Admin. Code R. 61A-5.001, and is incorporated herein by reference and effective (2/08). Instructions for filling out form DBPR ABT-6024 are provided in form DBPR ABT-6024i, Instructions for Completing Application for Wholesale Cigarette Permit, which may be obtained as specified in Fl. Admin. Code R. 61A-5.001, and is incorporated herein by reference and effective (2/08).
(b) Payment of the permit fee of $100.
(c) A copy of a Federal permit to manufacture or import cigarettes.
(d) If the location for any permit is in the state, the applicant must submit to the Division a sketch of the premises along with a right of occupancy for the location. The sketch of the premises shall display all areas to be covered by the permit being applied for as well as all adjacent areas that currently have or will have another permit issued by the Division.
(2) A separate and complete application must be made for each place of business located within this state. Absent such a place of business in this state a permit is required for wherever its principal place of business is located.
(3) Permits remain in effect until July 1st following their issuance, or until suspended or revoked by the Division, or until surrendered by the permit holder.
(4) Prior to the expiration of the permit, the Department of Business and Professional Regulation will send permitees a renewal notice. The permitee shall comply with the terms of the renewal notice and submit a renewal fee of $100 prior to July 1st of each year. It is the permitee’s responsibility to timely renew a permit. Failure to receive the renewal notice from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation shall not excuse a permitee from penalties associated with late renewal.
(5) The Division shall assess delinquent renewal penalties on permit holders who fail to timely renew their permits. The Division will use the postmark date as evidence of delinquency. Any renewal postmarked after the due date will be considered delinquent and must pay the applicable delinquent renewal penalty in addition to the renewal fee to the Division prior to the permit being renewed. A penalty of $20 will be assessed for each month or part of a month of such delinquency. Any permit not renewed within 60 days of its expiration shall be cancelled by the Division, unless the permit is involved in litigation. Furthermore, the Division may renew a permit after the 60 days for good and sufficient cause.
(6) A manufacturer or importer permit may not be transferred to a new owner.
(7) The Division may allow a permit to be moved to another location. To request that a permit be moved, a permit holder must follow the procedure set out in Fl. Admin. Code R. 61A-10.084(1)(b)
(8) If requested and upon application for a permit, the Division shall issue an initial temporary permit to any new applicant who has filed a complete application which does not on its face provide for denying a permit. The initial temporary permit will be valid for up to 90 days and may be extended by the Division for up to an additional 90 days. If the applicant is denied a permit, the initial temporary permit will cease to be valid on that date. The initial temporary permit fee is $100, which is separate from the permit fee and which shall be submitted to the Division upon request of the initial temporary permit.
Specific Authority 210.10, 210.15 FS. Law Implemented 210.15, 210.151, 210.1605 FS. History-New 9-2-08.
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(b) Payment of the permit fee of $100.
(c) A copy of a Federal permit to manufacture or import cigarettes.
(d) If the location for any permit is in the state, the applicant must submit to the Division a sketch of the premises along with a right of occupancy for the location. The sketch of the premises shall display all areas to be covered by the permit being applied for as well as all adjacent areas that currently have or will have another permit issued by the Division.
(2) A separate and complete application must be made for each place of business located within this state. Absent such a place of business in this state a permit is required for wherever its principal place of business is located.
(3) Permits remain in effect until July 1st following their issuance, or until suspended or revoked by the Division, or until surrendered by the permit holder.
(4) Prior to the expiration of the permit, the Department of Business and Professional Regulation will send permitees a renewal notice. The permitee shall comply with the terms of the renewal notice and submit a renewal fee of $100 prior to July 1st of each year. It is the permitee’s responsibility to timely renew a permit. Failure to receive the renewal notice from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation shall not excuse a permitee from penalties associated with late renewal.
(5) The Division shall assess delinquent renewal penalties on permit holders who fail to timely renew their permits. The Division will use the postmark date as evidence of delinquency. Any renewal postmarked after the due date will be considered delinquent and must pay the applicable delinquent renewal penalty in addition to the renewal fee to the Division prior to the permit being renewed. A penalty of $20 will be assessed for each month or part of a month of such delinquency. Any permit not renewed within 60 days of its expiration shall be cancelled by the Division, unless the permit is involved in litigation. Furthermore, the Division may renew a permit after the 60 days for good and sufficient cause.
(6) A manufacturer or importer permit may not be transferred to a new owner.
(7) The Division may allow a permit to be moved to another location. To request that a permit be moved, a permit holder must follow the procedure set out in Fl. Admin. Code R. 61A-10.084(1)(b)
(8) If requested and upon application for a permit, the Division shall issue an initial temporary permit to any new applicant who has filed a complete application which does not on its face provide for denying a permit. The initial temporary permit will be valid for up to 90 days and may be extended by the Division for up to an additional 90 days. If the applicant is denied a permit, the initial temporary permit will cease to be valid on that date. The initial temporary permit fee is $100, which is separate from the permit fee and which shall be submitted to the Division upon request of the initial temporary permit.
Specific Authority 210.10, 210.15 FS. Law Implemented 210.15, 210.151, 210.1605 FS. History-New 9-2-08.