Pennsylvania § 4101 - Fees.
Full text of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes § 4101 — Fees., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 4101. Fees.
(a) Application fees.--The following nonrefundable application fees shall accompany an application for the following licenses or permits applied for under Chapter 35 (relating to application and licensure):
(1) For a manufacturer or supplier license, $50,000.
(2) For a terminal operator license, $25,000.
(3) For an establishment license, $1,000.
(4) For a key employee or principal license, $500.
(5) For any other authorization or permit authorized by this part, an amount established by the board, through regulation, which may not exceed $100.
(b) Initial license and renewal fees.--The following nonrefundable fees shall be required upon issuance of an initial license and shall accompany an application for renewal for the following licenses or permits under Chapter 35:
(1) For a manufacturer or supplier license, $10,000.
(2) For a terminal operator license, $5,000.
(3) For an establishment license, an amount equal to $250 per each video gaming terminal in operation at the premises of the establishment licensee.
(4) For a key employee, procurement agent license or principal license, $500.
(5) For any other authorization or license authorized by this part, an amount established by the board, through regulation, which may not exceed $100.
(c) Terminal increase fee.--An establishment licensee that increases the total number of video gaming terminals within the establishment after submission of the renewal fee required in subsection (b) shall provide the board with a $250 renewal fee for each additional video gaming terminal added to the establishment within 60 days of installation of each additional video gaming terminal.
(d) Deposit of fees.--Fees collected under this section shall be deposited into the General Fund.
Cross References. Section 4101 is referred to in sections 3516, 3517, 3520, 3701 of this title; section 502 of Title 53 (Municipalities Generally).
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