N.H. Admin. Code § Liq 1102.04 - Fees, Form of Payment

(a) Payment shall be made in the form of United States currency, a check, money order, other negotiable instrument payable upon demand, for the total amount due for each permit sought.
(b) Such instrument described in paragraph (a) above shall be made payable to the "State of New Hampshire-Liquor Commission". A suitable alternative term, including but not limited to, "State of New Hampshire", "State Liquor Commission", or "Liquor Commission", shall not be cause for refusal to accept such instrument, providing it does not lend itself to endorsement of the instrument by any other party other than the state of New Hampshire, nor for any private individual or purpose.
(c) Any payment made to the commission by check that is returned as unpayable for any reason including any penalty assessment pursuant to RSA 6:11-a shall be replaced by cash, money order, or certified check within 5 business days after notification of the licensee or one of their employees, or proceedings for suspension or revocation of the permit shall be initiated.
(d) Direct shipper permit holders who ship less than 5 shipments into New Hampshire during a 12-month permit period may, after the permit period has ended, request a refund in writing from the commission. The commission shall refund 20% of the permit fee paid multiplied by the difference between 5 minus the number of shipments made during the permit period.
(e) In the event an applicant submits an incomplete form or fails to comply with an application rule or statute, such applicant's application shall not be processed and the application form and any licensing fee pursuant to RSA 178 shall be returned to the applicant with the reasons for the application not being processed. Notification shall be made in writing within 30 days.

Notes

N.H. Admin. Code § Liq 1102.04

#6837, Interim, eff 9-1-98, EXPIRED: 12-30-98

New. #6924, eff 1-1-99, EXPIRED: 1-1-07

New. #9441-B, eff 6-9-11

Amended by Volume XL Number 2, Filed January 9, 2020, Proposed by #12968, Effective 1/3/2020, Expires 1/3/2030.

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