15 AAC 116.040. Compensation

(a) In addition to the amount a license officer is authorized to retain under AS 16.05.390 (a)(1), a license officer is entitled to compensation at the rate of $1 for each license and each tag sold, except commercial fishing licenses sold under AS 16.05.440 - 16.05.480. However, if a license officer sells less than 50 licenses and tags during the year, the officer is entitled to receive $50 compensation for that year.

(b) The department will pay license officers quarterly, except that no payment will be made unless the cumulative amount due to a license officer under AS 16.05.390 (a)(2) equals or exceeds $50 after the deductions authorized by (d) of this section. If a license officer's cumulative sales are less than 50 licenses and tags on December 31, the department will pay the license officer $50 compensation for the calendar year.

(c) Calculation of the compensation due a license officer under AS 16.05.390 will be based only on reports and proceeds actually received by the department by the end of each calendar quarter. Compensation for licenses sold in one quarter and reported the following quarter must be included in the calculation for the current quarter. However, if a license officer reports licenses sold in one calendar year on the next calendar year report, and the officer's total sales for the previous year were less than 50 licenses and tags, the difference between 50 and the number of licenses and tags actually sold will be deducted from the year reported and added to the previous year's sales. This will be done to ensure that the license officer is not paid twice for these sales.

(d) If the department determines that the license officer has submitted to the department less than the full amount due, the department, before making payment of the compensation authorized by AS 16.05.390 (a)(2) and this section, will deduct from the compensation the difference between the amount due and the amount submitted to the department. The department will inform the license officer, in writing, of all deductions.

History: Eff. 3/25/83, Register 85

Authority: AS 16.05.380

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