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Code · Montana · Title 50 — Health and Safety · Chapter 57 · Part 2

50-57-205. License fee -- late renewal fee -- allocation of fees.

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50-57-205 . License fee -- late renewal fee -- allocation of fees.
(1)For each annual license issued or renewed, the department shall collect a fee of $225.
(2)A person operating an establishment who fails to renew a license by the expiration date provided in 50-57-206 and who operates the establishment in the license year for which an annual renewal fee was not paid shall, upon renewal, pay to the department a late renewal fee of $25 in addition to the annual renewal fee required by subsection (1). Payment of the late renewal fee does not relieve the operator of responsibility for operating without a license.
(3)The department shall deposit the annual fees collected under subsection
(1)as follows:
(a)90% into the state special revenue fund to the credit of the local board inspection fund account, created in 50-2-108 ;
(b)5% into the general fund; and
(c)5% into the account created in 50-57-213 in the state special revenue fund.
(4)The department shall deposit all of the fees collected under subsection
(2)into the account created by 50-57-213 in the state special revenue fund.
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