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The responsibilities of a licensee include
(1) operating the facility in accordance with laws relating to vending facilities, public health, taxes, compensation of employees, worker's compensation, insurance, civil rights, and fire and safety codes;
(2) maintaining business accounts and records separate from personal accounts;
(3) maintaining a commercial bank account in which all funds not required as cash on hand are deposited;
(4) making payment for all business expenses in a timely fashion;
(5) retaining receipts for goods and services bought for the business;
(6) submitting accurate and timely reports to the division; and
(7) obtaining and maintaining personal and property damage liability insurance, naming the State of Alaska as an additional insuree, with limits of $100,000 for each person and $300,000 for each occurrence, and insurance against loss by fire or other hazard of the vending facility property.
History: Eff. 7/17/83, Register 87
Authority: AS 23.15.020 (c)
AS 23.15.100 (b)
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