Utah § 70C-8-203 Fees -- Examinations.

Utah Statutes

§ 70C-8-203 — Fees -- Examinations.

Utah § 70C-8-203

Title 70CUtah Consumer Credit Code

Ch. 70C-8Administration

Part 70C-8-2Notification and Fees

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Utah Code Ann. § 70C-8-203 (2026).

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(1)A party required to file notification under Section 70C-8-202 shall, on or before December 31 of each year, pay to the department an annual fee of $100.

(2)In addition to filing notification, a party subject to this part, and a depository institution subject to this title:

(2)(a) may be required to make a book or record relating to a consumer credit transaction available to the department or its authorized representative for examination; and

(2)(b) shall pay to the department a fee to be set by the department based on an hourly rate per each examiner.

(3)No portion of a fee paid or owed to the department under this part is refundable because a party voluntarily or involuntarily ceases to extend credit to consumers:

(3)(a) during the period covered by the fee; or

(3)(b) before the tim

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(1) A party required to file notification under Section 70C-8-202 shall, on or before December 31 of each year, pay to the department an annual fee of $100.
(2) In addition to filing notification, a party subject to this part, and a depository institution subject to this title:
(2)(a) may be required to make a book or record relating to a consumer credit transaction available to the department or its authorized representative for examination; and
(2)(b) shall pay to the department a fee to be set by the department based on an hourly rate per each examiner.
(3) No portion of a fee paid or owed to the department under this part is refundable because a party voluntarily or involuntarily ceases to extend credit to consumers:
(3)(a) during the period covered by the fee; or
(3)(b) before the time of an examination by the department of a book or record pertaining to a preceding consumer credit transaction.