Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 93, § 14N
No trading stamp company shall distribute or redeem trading stamps in the commonwealth until it has filed with the state treasurer—
(b) A bond payable to the state treasurer, duly executed by the company and a corporate surety qualified to do business in the commonwealth, conditioned upon the performance by the company of its obligation to redeem trading stamps issued by retailers in the commonwealth when duly presented by the rightful holders for redemption. Retailers in possession of trading stamps distributed by the company for issuance to their customers shall for this purpose be deemed rightful holders. The principal sum of the bond shall be as follows: If the company has not previously done business in the commonwealth, or if the company's gross income from its business in the commonwealth during such last fiscal year was not in excess of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, twenty-five thousand dollars; if such gross income exceeded two hundred and fifty thousand dollars but was not in excess of five hundred thousand dollars, fifty thousand dollars; if such gross income exceeded five hundred thousand dollars but was not in excess of seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, seventy-five thousand dollars; and if such gross income exceeded seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars, one hundred thousand dollars.
Each trading stamp company shall file annually on or before January first a new statement of registration and a new bond, said bond to be effective for the calendar year next following, unless the company gives notice of its intention to cease the distribution and redemption of trading stamps in the commonwealth, as provided in section fourteen P.
The fee for filing each statement of registration, which shall be paid to the state treasurer at the time of said filing, shall be determined annually by the commissioner of administration under the provision of section three B of chapter seven.