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Georgia Code Title 50. State Government § 50-27-72

Current as of March 28, 2024 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

(a) No refund is allowed for a manufacturer, distributor, or master license except as follows:

(1) The licensee makes a written request to the corporation for a refund prior to the beginning of the calendar year for which it was purchased;

(2) The licensee makes a written request prior to the issuance of the license or registration certificate;

(3) The licensee makes a written request for a refund claiming the license or registration certificate was mistakenly purchased due to reliance on incorrect information from the corporation;

(4) The processing of the license is discontinued; or

(5) The issuance of the license is denied.

(b) Before a refund will be allowed if the renewal of a master license is denied, the corporation shall verify that the applicant has no machines in operation and does not possess any machines except those that are exempt from the fees. If a master license is not issued, the corporation may retain $100.00 to cover administrative costs.

(c) No refund will be allowed if the owner has an existing liability for any other fees or taxes due. Any refund will be applied to the existing liability due.

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