United States — North Carolina
§ 53-167. Expenses of supervision.
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Licensees must pay supervision assessments and office fees to the Commissioner of Banks; consumer finance licensees must pay at least $500 annually.
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Licensees must pay supervision assessments and office fees to the Commissioner of Banks; consumer finance licensees must pay at least $500 annually.
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