Washington § 35.21.690 - Authority to regulate auctioneers — Limitations.

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§ 35.21.690. Authority to regulate auctioneers — Limitations.

A city or town shall not license auctioneers that are licensed by the state under chapter 18.11 RCW other than by requiring an auctioneer to obtain a general city or town business license and by subjecting an auctioneer to a city or town business and occupation tax. A city or town shall not require auctioneers that are licensed by the state under chapter 18.11 RCW to obtain bonding in addition to the bonding required by the state.
[ 1984 c 189 s 2.]

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