(1) Payment of fees and taxes shall be made by cash, check, cashier’s check or money order.

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    (2) If a check is returned for non-sufficient funds the commission shall:
    (a) Advise the issuer at his last known address of the non-sufficient funds check and allow him 10 business days to provide a cashier’s check or money order in an amount equal to the non-sufficient funds check and the returned check processing fee;
    (b) If the issuer fails to provide the commission with a cashier’s check or money order for the correct amount within the prescribed time, the commission shall cancel any licenses or permits issued or tentatively approved for which the non-sufficient funds check was presented. Further, the commission shall recover the debt using the means available to the state to collect debts due the state.
    (c) If a non-sufficient funds check is corrected within the prescribed time, the commission shall continue to accept checks from the issuer. However, any person who submits two non-sufficient funds checks within a 12-month period shall not be allowed to make payments to the commission in the form of a check for a period of 12 months.
Rulemaking Authority 548.003 FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 548.06. History-New 4-6-89, Formerly 7F-1.050, Amended 9-10-95, Repromulgated 6-1-04, Amended 3-14-13, Formerly 61K1-1.050.