HB 232 — Fiscal Note/Fee Impact

… and requiring a yearly renewal fee of $75 thereafter. 5581490017 Page 2 of 2 Date: June 20, 2017 4. The proposed revenue projections from the new and increased fees associated with this Act assume an average number of 4,200 license applic …

… fees associated with this Act assume an average number of 4,200 license applications each calendar year with a yearly revenue total of $342,300. This yearly average is based on the previous six calendar years of licensure data provided by t …

… data provided by the Department of Justice and assumes that 30 percent of these applications would be new applicants. Revenue projections are as follows: • New Applicant Licenses – 1,260 applications at $95 ($30 increase from current fee) oYea …

… jections are as follows: • New Applicant Licenses – 1,260 applications at $95 ($30 increase from current fee) oYearly Revenue of $119,700 ( $37,800 increase from current) • Renewal Licenses – 2,940 applications at $75 ($10 increase from current …

… $37,800 increase from current) • Renewal Licenses – 2,940 applications at $75 ($10 increase from current fee) oYearly Revenue of $220,500 ( $29,400 increase from current) • Instructor Licenses – 60 applications at $100 with renewal every three …

… crease from current) • Instructor Licenses – 60 applications at $100 with renewal every three years (new fee) oYearly Revenue of $2,000 • Temporary Licenses – 1 application at $100 (new fee) oYearly Revenue of $100 • Contiguous State Licenses …

… every three years (new fee) oYearly Revenue of $2,000 • Temporary Licenses – 1 application at $100 (new fee) oYearly Revenue of $100 • Contiguous State Licenses – Unknown number of Licenses (new fee) oYearly Revenue Unknown 5. Currently, a p …

… at $100 (new fee) oYearly Revenue of $100 • Contiguous State Licenses – Unknown number of Licenses (new fee) oYearly Revenue Unknown 5. Currently, a portion of the revenue generated from license to carry concealed deadly weapons applications …