32-729. Fees

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The board shall establish and collect:

1. A uniform fee from an applicant for each initial examination and reexamination application pursuant to section 32-723 to cover reasonable costs of reviewing the applicant's eligibility to take the examination and facilitating the applicant to take the examination until the applicant passes all sections.

2. A uniform fee from each applicant for a certificate to be issued pursuant to section 32-721.

3. A uniform registration fee of at least one hundred and not more than three hundred dollars from each applicant for registration as a certified public accountant pursuant to section 32-730. The registration fee is due during the month of the anniversary of the registrant's birth. Registrants for less than two years shall be charged on a pro rata basis for the remainder of the registration period. The board shall establish and collect a late fee, if applicable, of not more than one hundred dollars.

4. A uniform registration fee of at least one hundred dollars and not more than three hundred dollars from each applicant for registration as a firm pursuant to section 32-730. The registration fee is due during the month of the anniversary of the effective date of the firm's formation. The board shall establish and collect a late fee, if applicable, of not more than one hundred dollars. The board shall not charge a fee for the registration of additional offices of the same firm or for the registration of a sole proprietorship or an individual who is required to register as a firm pursuant to section 32-731.

5. A uniform application fee in an amount to be determined by the board to reinstate pursuant to this chapter.

6. A uniform registration fee of fifty dollars for retired status registration as described in section 32-730.04. The board shall establish and collect a late fee, if applicable, and it is the intent of the legislature that the fee be not more than one hundred dollars.