§ 12814 Pesticide Sales Fee Exemption

This law says that if a county, state, or federal officer or employee sells a pesticide for the same price they bought it (no profit), they don’t have to pay the fee that the chapter normally requires.

Key Takeaways

•Only officers or employees of county, state, or federal government are covered.
•The exemption applies only when the pesticide is sold at cost (no profit).
•When the condition is met, the seller does not have to pay the chapter’s fee.

Example

A state park ranger buys a bottle of weed killer for $10 and sells it to a local farmer for $10.

Because the ranger sold the pesticide at cost, the law says the ranger doesn’t have to pay the usual fee that would be charged for selling pesticides.

Any county, state, or federal officer or employee who sells any pesticide at cost is not required to pay any fee that is imposed by this chapter. (Amended by Stats. 1996, Ch. 361, Sec. 35. Effective January 1, 1997.)

Key Takeaways

•Only officers or employees of county, state, or federal government are covered.
•The exemption applies only when the pesticide is sold at cost (no profit).
•When the condition is met, the seller does not have to pay the chapter’s fee.

Example

A state park ranger buys a bottle of weed killer for $10 and sells it to a local farmer for $10.

Because the ranger sold the pesticide at cost, the law says the ranger doesn’t have to pay the usual fee that would be charged for selling pesticides.

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§ 12814 Pesticide Sales Fee Exemption

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