N.D. Cent. Code § 5-03-02

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5-03-02. Fees

Official statutory text

5-03-02. Fees

The fee for an annual wholesale liquor license is one thousand dollars. The fee for an

annual wholesale beer license is two hundred dollars. Fees must be reduced twenty-five

percent for each full quarter of a year elapsed between the first day of the year for which the

license is issued and the date on which the application for the license is filed with the state tax

commissioner. When an application clearly indicates that the applicant does not desire to

exercise the privileges granted by the license applied for until on or after the beginning of the

quarterly period following the quarterly period in which the application is filed with the

department, the fees must be reduced twenty-five percent for each full quarter of a year

elapsing between the first day of the year for which the license is issued and the date indicated

on the application. A license may not be issued for any period for a fee less than one-half of the

annual license fee.

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