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When can a nonresident contractor file a blanket bond?

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When can a nonresident contractor file a blanket bond?

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A. Nonresident contractors engaging in multiple contracts, contingent or unit basis where the compensation to be received cannot be determined, a blanket bond may be executed in a sufficient amount, within the discretion of the Commissioner of Revenue but under no circumstances to be less than $10,000.00. Contractors so engaged must report each such contract on or by the first day of March of the subsequent calendar year and pay a fee of $10.00 for each such contract.

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