Md. Code, Alcoholic Beverages and Cannabis § 3-109
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§3–109.
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(a) This section does not apply to temporary or miscellaneous licenses.
(b) The fee for a license issued for less than 1 year is:
(1) the full annual license fee, if the license is issued during the first quarter of the license year;
(2) three–fourths of the annual license fee, if the license is issued during the second quarter of the license year;
(3) one–half of the annual license fee, if the license is issued during the third quarter of the license year; and
(4) one–fourth of the annual license fee, if the license is issued during the fourth quarter of the license year.
(b) The fee for a license issued for less than 1 year is:
(1) the full annual license fee, if the license is issued during the first quarter of the license year;
(2) three–fourths of the annual license fee, if the license is issued during the second quarter of the license year;
(3) one–half of the annual license fee, if the license is issued during the third quarter of the license year; and
(4) one–fourth of the annual license fee, if the license is issued during the fourth quarter of the license year.
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