California · Business and Professions Code - BPC

BPC §134: When the term of any license issued by any agency in the department exceeds one year, initial license fees for licenses which are issued during a current license term shall be prorated on a yearly bas

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When a license issued by a department agency lasts more than one year, initial fees for licenses issued during the current term are calculated proportionally on a yearly basis.

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When the term of any license issued by any agency in the department exceeds one year, initial license fees for licenses which are issued during a current license term shall be prorated on a yearly basis.

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