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License Fee

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License Fee
An amount of money one must pay in order to acquire a license. For example, one may be required to pay $25 for a driver's license, even after one passes the driver's test. See also: Import license, Export license.


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Some in the arts district say this is in large part because of the steep initial license fee demanded by the city — $50,000 — which theyÕd like to see cut as an incentive for businesses to move into the area.
Municipalities that are still under the seven remaining county government systems that limit the license fee to $3 for a spayed or neutered dog and $6 for one that isn't have the option of moving out of that system and into the one that has no license fee limit.
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