New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 3 - BANKING
Chapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Subchapter 7 - MISCELLANEOUS
Section 3:1-7.6 - Penalty for late filing of annual reports and/or late payment of assessments
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) Business licensees under the New Jersey Residential Mortgage Lending Act, 17:11C-51 et seq. (RMLA), licensees under the New Jersey Consumer Finance Licensing Act, 17:11C-1 to 43 (CFLA), motor vehicle installment sellers, home repair contractors, home financing agencies, check cashers, money transmitters, debt adjusters, foreign money transmitters, pawnbrokers, insurance premium finance companies, foreclosure consultants, or any other licensees who fail to file an annual report on a timely basis as specified below shall be subject to a penalty as specified in (c) below. With the exception of licensees under RMLA and CFLA, all licensees who file applications to renew their license after the license expiration date shall be subject to a penalty of $ 50.00. Business licensees under RMLA and licensees under CFLA who file renewal license applications after the expiration of their licenses shall be subject to 3:15-2.7 and 3:17-2.6, respectively, including any penalties specified therein. Individual licensees under RMLA who file renewal license applications after the expiration of their license shall be subject to 3:15-2.1 5.
(b) A business licensee under the RMLA, a licensee under the CFLA, motor vehicle installment seller, home repair contractor, home financing agency, check casher, money transmitter, debt adjuster, foreign money transmitter, pawnbroker, insurance premium finance company, foreclosure consultants, and any other licensee that submits payment of the assessment imposed upon them pursuant to 17:1C-33 et seq. and N.J.A.C. 3:5 after the due date indicated on their assessment statement shall be subject to a penalty.
(c) Unless otherwise prescribed by a statute applicable to a particular license type, a licensee who files an annual report after the date due as set forth in (a) above and/or whose assessment payment is unpaid as set forth in 17:1C-36, shall be subject to a penalty in accordance with the following:
(d) In addition to any monetary penalties, a license shall be subject to revocation for an assessment that remains unpaid after the due date indicated on the assessment statement and/or for failing to file an annual report by the due date.
(e) The imposition of penalties shall not prevent the Department from imposing further penalties on the licensee for transacting business without a license.