WAC 208-630-400. Once licensed, what fees must a licensee pay to keep a license current?

(1) The director will charge each licensee an annual assessment at the rate set forth in subsection (2) of this section. Assessments for a calendar year will be computed on total volume of transactions as of December 31 of the previous calendar year. (2) The annual assessment rate is: (a) For check cashers: (i) If the volume of checks cashed is one million dollars or less, there is no annual assessment; (ii) If the volume of checks cashed is over one million dollars, the annual assessment is five hundred thirteen dollars and ninety-five cents per licensed location. (b) For check sellers: (i) If the volume of checks sold is one million dollars or less, there is no annual assessment; (ii) If the volume of checks sold is over one million dollars, the annual assessment is five hundred thirteen dollars and ninety-five cents per licensed location. (c) For licensees with small loan endorsements, in addition to (a) and/or (b) of this subsection: (i) If the volume of small loans made is one million dollars or less, there is no annual assessment; (ii) If the volume of small loans made is over one million dollars, the annual assessment is five hundred thirteen dollars and ninety-five cents per licensed location. (3) For purposes of this section, "volume" includes all transactions made under this chapter and chapter 31.45 RCW by a Washington licensed check casher or check seller at all licensed locations.