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Within the Tobacco pages of TTB.gov, you will find numerous tools and materials to assist you in your endeavors within the tobacco industry, from the laws and regulations to applying for permits - and everything in between! Whether you are a State tobacco regulator, a newcomer to the tobacco business, or a member of the tobacco industry, our goal is to ensure that you have easy access to tobacco-related information resources.
2nd Generation Smart Form Now Available
We've made adjustments to our smart form, TTB F 5000.24sm - Excise Tax Return in response to your feedback. Our smart form capabilities include calculations, mandatory field prompts, and the prevention of incorrect entries. (04/26/12)
Sorry! Registration for the Permits Online Webinar is Closed
We thank you for your interest, but we have reached full capacity for the both Webinar sessions. Please stay tuned for more information on subsequent Permits Online Webinars. Permits Online is TTB's Web-based system for drafting, submitting, and tracking original and amended applications to operate alcohol and tobacco businesses. (02/10/12)
Important Information on Sending Mail to TTB Headquarters
Effective October 2011 our Headquarters Offices in Washington, DC, has a new address for receiving mail. If you are sending mail via the U.S. Postal Service or by courier service, you must use the proper address to ensure delivery. Please make note of this important information. (01/04/12)
TTB Clarifies Address Change for Headquarters Offices
We have been publicizing the change of our mailing address, but we wish to clarify that this change ONLY affects mail sent to TTB Headquarters in Washington, DC. Certain forms and reports which are mailed to addresses outside of Washington, DC, are not affected by this change. (10/28/11)
Determine Special Occupational Tax Liability?
Become a Manufacturer of Tobacco Products?
Become an Importer of Tobacco Products?
Become a Proprietor of an Export Warehouse?
Report an Illegal Tobacco Sale?
Differentiate between a change in proprietorship and a change in control?