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Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-27 - Nurses

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of nursing shall be as provided in
				  this section:
(1) Application fees for registered nurse, licensed
							 practical nurse, and advanced practice registered nurse
$ 40
(2) Examination and other examination
							 related fees for registered nurse and licensed practical nurse as determined by
							 agreement between the board and a professional testing service
(3) Original license fee for registered nurse,
							 licensed practical nurse, and advanced practice registered nurse
$
							 20
(4) License fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original
							 license fee, plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee):
(i) Registered nurse
$ 30
(ii) Licensed practical nurse
$ 30
(iii) Advanced practice registered nurse
$
							 30
(B) Second year of the biennium (original
							 license fee):
(i) Registered nurse
$ 20
(ii) Licensed practical nurse
$ 20
(iii) Advanced practice registered nurse
$
							 20
(5) Biennial renewal fees:
(A) Registered nurse
$ 20
(B) Licensed practical nurse
$ 20
(C) Advanced practice registered nurse
$
							 20
(6) Inactive and reactivation fee for registered
							 nurse, licensed practical nurse, and advanced practice registered nurse
$ 10
(7) Restoration fee for failure to renew
							 license shall be the penalty fee of $30, in addition to the biennial renewal
							 fee.
(8) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-27.1 - Advanced practice registered nurse with prescriptive authority

Current through June, 2024
The fees for advanced practice registered nurses with
				  prescriptive authority shall be as provided in this section:
(1) Application fee
$ 50
(2) Original granting of prescriptive authority fee
$ 20
(3) Original fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original granting
							 fee, plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee
$ 40
(B) Second year of the biennium (original granting
							 fee
$ 20
(4) Biennial renewal fee
$ 40
(5) Restoration fee for failure to renew
							 prescriptive authority shall be the penalty of $30, in addition to the biennial
							 renewal fee.
(6) Modification, termination or reestablishment of
							 prescriptive authority relationship processing fee
$ 50
(7) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-28 - Nursing home administrators

Current through June, 2024
The fees for nursing home administrators shall be as
				  provided in this section:
(1) Application fee
$ 100
(2) Examination and reexamination
							 fees:
(A) NAB examination and other examination
							 related fees as determined by agreement between the department and a
							 professional testing service
(B) State jurisprudence examination
$
							 30
(3) Examination administration fee for the exam
							 listed in paragraph (2)(A)
$ 25
(4) Examination handscore fee for the exam listed in
							 paragraph (2)(B)
$ 20
(5) Examination review fee for the exam listed in
							 paragraph (2)(B)
$ 25
(6) Original license fee
$ 100
(7) License fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 150
(B) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 100
(8) Temporary permit
$ 100
(9) Biennial renewal fee
$ 100
(10) Inactive and reactivation fee
$
							 10
(11) Restoration fee for failure to renew
							 license shall be the penalty fee of $100, in addition to delinquent fees.
(12) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-29.5 - Occupational therapists

Current through June, 2024
The fees for occupational therapists shall be as provided in
				  this section:
(1) Application/registration fee
$ 50
(2) Biennial renewal fee
$ 50
(3) Inactive fee and reactivation fee
$
							 10
(4) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-30 - Optometry

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of examiners in optometry shall be as
				  provided in this section.
(1) Application fee
$ 15
(2) Original license fee
$ 25
(3) License fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 75
(B) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 25
(4) NBEO examination and other
							 examination related fees as determined by agreement between the board and a
							 professional testing service
(5) Biennial renewal fee for optometry license
$ 100
(6) Recordkeeping fee
$ 20
(7) Restoration of forfeited optometric
							 license shall be the biennial renewal fee, penalty fee of $50, in addition to
							 the recordkeeping fee for each biennium the license was forfeited.
(8) Reinstatement of suspended license
							 shall be the penalty fee of $50, in addition to all delinquent fees.
(9) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-31 - Osteopathy

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of medical examiners shall be as
				  provided in this section:
(1) Application fees for osteopathic license with or
							 without examination
$ 50
(2) Examination and other examination
							 related fees for osteopaths as determined by agreement between the board and a
							 professional testing service
(3) Original license fee with or without
							 examination if:
(A) Licensed in any country, state,
							 territory, or province;
(B) Have certificate from the national
							 board of examiners for osteopathic physicians and surgeons examination;
							 and
(C) Admitted into the medical corps of the United
							 States Army, Navy, or Public Health Service
$ 200
(4) License fees:
(A) Practice of osteopathy:
(i) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 240
(ii) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 200
(5) Biennial renewal fee for the practice of
							 osteopathy
$ 80
(6) Restoration fee for failure to renew
							 osteopathic license shall be the penalty fee of $80, in addition to all
							 delinquent fees.
(7) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$55
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 55
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 110
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-32 - Pest control operators

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the pest control board shall be as provided in
				  this section:
(1) Application fee
$ 30
(2) Examination and other examination
							 related fees as determined by agreement between the board and a professional
							 testing service for:
(A) Pest control operator (sole
							 proprietor)
(B) Responsible managing employee
(C) Field representative
(3) Original license fees:
(A) Pest control operator branch 1, branch 2, and
							 branch 3 - includes corporation, partnership, joint venture, or proprietorship
$ 40
(B) Responsible managing employee
$ 40
(C) Pest control field representative
$
							 25
A license for a combination of two or
							 more branches may be issued and the combination license shall be considered one
							 license for the purpose of determining the fee.
(4) License fees:
(A) All categories in paragraph (3)(A)
							 and (B):
(i) First year of the biennium (original license
							 fee, plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 90
(ii) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 40
(B) Pest control field
							 representative:
(i) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 50
(ii) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 25
(5) Biennial renewal fees:
(A) All categories in paragraph (3)(A) and (B)
$ 100
(B) Pest control field representative
$
							 50
(C) Inactive license
$ 10
(6) Delinquent fees:
(A) All categories in paragraphs (3)(A) and (B)
$ 50
(B) Pest control field representative
$
							 25
(7) Restoration fee for failure to renew
							 license shall be the delinquent fee, plus an amount equal to ten per cent of
							 the delinquent fee.
(8) Reactivation fee
$ 30
(9) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 55
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 55
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 110
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-33 - Pharmacists and pharmacy

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of pharmacy shall be as provided in
				  this section:
(1) Application fees:
(A) Pharmacist
$ 50
(B) Pharmacy
$ 100
(C) Wholesale prescription drug distributor
$ 100
(2) Original license fee
$ 15
(3) Original permit fee for pharmacy and
							 miscellaneous
$ 50
(4) Original license fee for wholesale prescription
							 drug distributor
$ 50
(5) Examination and other examination
							 related fees as determined by agreement between the board and a professional
							 testing service
(6) License fees:
(A) Pharmacist:
(i) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 50
(ii) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 15
(B) Temporary license
$ 30
(C) Wholesale prescription drug
							 distributor:
(i) First year of the biennium (original license
							 fee, plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 125
(ii) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 50
(7) Pharmacy and miscellaneous
							 permits:
(A) First year of the biennium (original permit fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 125
(B) Second year of the biennium (original permit fee)
$ 50
(8) Renewal fees:
(A) Biennial renewal fee for pharmacist
$
							 70
(B) Biennial renewal fee for pharmacy and
							 miscellaneous permits
$ 150
(C) Biennial renewal fee for wholesale prescription
							 drug distributor
$ 150
(9) Inactive fee
$ 10
(10) Reactivation fee:
(A) Pharmacist
$ 30
(B) Pharmacy
$ 50
(C) Miscellaneous permit
$ 30
(D) Wholesale distributor
$ 30
(11) Restoration fee for failure to renew
							 license or permit shall be the penalty fee of $50, in addition to delinquent
							 fees.
(12) Pharmacy intern permit
$ 10
(13) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-33.5 - Physical therapy

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of physical therapy shall be as
				  provided in this section:
(1) Application fee
$ 50
(2) Examination and other examination
							 related fees as determined by agreement between the board and a professional
							 testing service
(3) Original license fee
$ 30
(4) License fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 80
(B) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 30
(5) Temporary license fee
$ 30
(6) Biennial renewal fee
$ 100
(7) Inactive and reactivation fee
$ 10
(8) Restoration for failure to renew
							 license shall be the payment of the delinquent fees plus an amount equal to
							 fifty per cent of the delinquent fee.
(9) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-34 - Private investigators and guards

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of private detectives and guards
				  shall be as provided in this section:
(1) Application fees:
(A) Detective or guard
$ 50
(B) Detective agency or guard agency
$
							 100
(2) Examination and other examination
							 related fees for detective or guard shall be the amount of $50; provided that
							 if the board enters into an agreement with a professional testing service, the
							 examination and other examination related fees shall be as determined by
							 agreement between the board and the professional testing service
(3) Examination handscore fee
$ 20
(4) Examination review fee
$ 25
(5) Original license fees:
(A) Detective or guard
$ 25
(B) Detective agency or guard agency
$
							 50
(6) Detective or guard license fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 100
(B) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 25
(7) Detective agency or guard agency
							 license fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 150
(B) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 50
(8) Biennial renewal fees:
(A) Detective or guard
$ 150
(B) Detective agency or guard agency
$
							 200
(C) Inactive license
$ 10
(9) Penalty fees:
(A) Detective or guard
$ 75
(B) Detective agency or guard agency
$
							 100
Restoration fee for failure to renew
							 license shall be the penalty fee, in addition to delinquent fees.
(10) Reactivation fee
$ 50
(11) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 55
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 55
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 110
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-35 - Pilotage

Current through June, 2024
The fees for deputy port pilots and port pilots shall be as
				  provided in this section:
(1) Application fee
$ 25
(2) Examination and other examination
							 related fees as determined by agreement between the department and a
							 professional testing service
(3) Original license fees:
(A) Port pilot
$ 200
(B) Deputy port pilot
$ 50
(4) License fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original
							 license fee, plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee):
(i) Port pilots
$ 300
(ii) Deputy port pilots
$ 75
(B) Second year of the biennium (original
							 license fee):
(i) Port pilots
$ 200
(ii) Deputy port pilots
$ 50
(5) Biennial renewal fees:
(A) Port pilot
$ 200
(B) Deputy port pilot
$ 50
(6) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 55
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 55
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 110
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-36 - Professional engineers, architects, surveyors, and landscape architects

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of professional engineers,
				  architects, surveyors, and landscape architects shall be as provided in this
				  section:
(1) Application fee
$ 75
(2) Original license fee for engineers, architects,
							 land surveyors, and landscape architects
$ 50
(3) Examination and reexamination
							 fees:
(A) Engineer-in-training, professional
							 engineer, landscape architect, surveyor-in-training, professional surveyor, and
							 architect examination and other examination related fees as determined by
							 agreement between the board and a professional testing service
(B) Landscape architect (Hawaii plant materials)
$ 30
(C) Professional surveyor:
(i) Hawaiian land matters
$ 40
(ii) Special problems
$ 40
(D) State jurisprudence examination (all licenses)
$ 30
(E) Examination review fee as deemed
							 appropriate by the board and the national council(s).
(4) Examination administration fees:
(A) Engineer in training
$ 20
(B) Professional engineer
$ 20
(C) Professional engineer structural only
$
							 55
(D) Landscape architect:
(i) Section 1
$ 40
(ii) Section 2
$ 40
(iii) Section 3
$ 40
(iv) Section 4
$ 40
(v) Section 5
$ 40
(vi) Section 6
$ 40
(vii) Section 7
$ 40
(E) Surveyor in training
$ 30
(F) Surveyor professional
$ 65
(5) License fees for engineers,
							 architects, land surveyors, and landscape architects:
(A) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 90
(B) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 50
(6) Biennial renewal fee for engineers, architects,
							 land surveyors, and landscape architects
$ 80
(7) Restoration fee for engineers, architects, land
							 surveyors, and landscape architects
$ 120
(8) Duplicate certificate or license fee
$
							 10
(9) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
(10) Evaluation of foreign education fee
							 as deemed appropriate by the board and the professional evaluation
							 service.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-37 - Psychologists

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of psychology shall be as provided in
				  this section:
(1) Application fee
$ 50
(2) Examination and reexamination
							 fees:
(A) EPPP examination and other
							 examination related fees as determined by agreement between the board and a
							 professional testing service
(B) State jurisprudence examination
$
							 30
(3) Examination administration fee for the exam
							 listed in paragraph (2)(A)
$ 10
(4) Examination handscore fee for the exam listed in
							 paragraph (2)(B)
$ 20
(5) Examination review fee for the exam listed in
							 paragraph (2)(B)
$ 25
(6) Original license fee
$ 30
(7) License fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 80
(B) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 30
(8) Temporary permit fee
$ 30
(9) Biennial renewal fee
$ 100
(10) Inactive fee and reactivation fee
$
							 10
(11) Restoration fee
$ 100
(12) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 55
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 55
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 110
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-38 - Public accountancy

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of public accountancy shall be as
				  provided in this section:
(1) Application fees:
(A) Individual certified public accountant license
$ 25
(B) Individual permit to practice for public
							 accountant or certified public accountant
$ 25
(C) Individual temporary permit to practice for
							 public accountant or certified public accountant
$ 25
(D) Firm permit to practice:
(i) Sole proprietorship CPA firms
$ 25
(ii) All other CPA firms
$ 50
(2) Examination and other examination
							 related fees as determined by agreement between the board and a professional
							 testing service
(3) Original individual certified public accountant
							 license fee
$ 50
(4) Individual public accountant or
							 individual certified public accountant license fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 70
(B) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 50
(5) Individual public accountant or
							 certified public accountant permit to practice fees:
(A) Partner or shareholder
$ 100
(B) Others employed by public accountant or certified
							 public accountant
$ 30
(C) Temporary permit
$ 150
(6) Original firm permit to practice
							 fees:
(A) Sole proprietorship CPA firms
$ 50
(B) All other CPA firms
$ 101
(7) Biennial renewal fees:
(A) Individual public accountant or certified public
							 accountant license
$ 40
(B) Firm permit to practice:
(i) Sole proprietorship
$ 50
(ii) All other CPA firms
$ 101
(8) Recordkeeping fee
$ 20
(9) Examination proctoring fee
$ 100
(10) Examination score verification fee
$
							 15
(11) The restoration fee for an
							 individual public accountant license, individual certified public accountant
							 license, and firm permit to practice shall be the applicable renewal fee, a
							 penalty fee equal to the amount of the applicable biennial renewal fee, and the
							 recordkeeping fee for each biennium the license or permit was forfeited.
(12) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Individual public accountant or
							 certified public accountant license
(i) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(ii) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$ 35
(iii) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
(B) Firm permit to practice for non-sole
							 proprietorship CPA firms
(i) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(ii) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$ 35
(iii) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-39.1 - Real estate appraisers

Current through June, 2024
The fees for real estate appraisers shall be as provided in
				  this section:
(1) Application fee
$ 25
(2) Examination and other examination
							 related fees as determined by agreement between the department and a
							 professional testing service
(3) License or certificate fee
$ 100
(4) Application fee for recognition of license or
							 certificate
$ 25
(5) Annual registry fee, as established
							 by the Appraisal Subcommittee or the Federal Financial Institutions Examination
							 Council.
(6) Biennial renewal fee
$ 50
(7) Inactive fee
$ 10
(8) Reactivation fee
$ 30
(9) Restoration fee for failure to renew
							 shall be the penalty fee of $20, in addition to all delinquent fees.
(10) Education provider application fee
$
							 25
(11) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-39.6 - Social workers

Current through June, 2024
The fees for social workers shall be as provided in this
				  section:
(1) Application fee
$ 60
(2) Examination and other examination
							 related fees as determined by agreement between the department and a
							 professional testing service
(3) Original license fee
$ 100
(4) Triennial renewal fee
$ 78
(5) Inactive and reactivation fee for licensed
							 bachelor social worker and licensed social worker
$ 10
(6) Restoration fee for failure to renew
							 license shall be the penalty fee of one-half of the triennial renewal fee, in
							 addition to the triennial renewal fee in paragraph (4).
(7) Duplicate certificate fee
$ 10
(8) Duplicate ID card fee
$ 10
(9) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Triennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 105
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-40 - Speech pathologists and audiologists

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of speech pathologists and
				  audiologists shall be as provided in this section:
(1) Application fee
$ 50
(2) Original license fee
$ 50
(3) License fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 75
(B) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 50
(4) Biennial renewal fee
$ 50
(5) The penalty fee for failure to renew
							 license shall be the renewal fee, plus $5 multiplied by the number of months
							 elapsed since expiration of license.
(6) Examination fee and other examination
							 related fees as determined by agreement between the board and a professional
							 testing service
(7) Administration fee for the
							 maintenance of records for persons deemed to be in compliance with the
							 licensure requirements of chapter
							 468E, HRS:
(A) Initial administration fee
$ 50
(B) Biennial administration fee
$ 50
(8) Duplicate certificate or license fee
$
							 10
(9) Temporary registration fee
$ 25
(10) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-40.3 - Time share

Current through June, 2024
The fees for time sharing shall be as provided in this
				  section:
(1) Application fees:
(A) Developer
$ 750
(B) Acquisition agent
$ 50
(C) Sales agent
$ 100
(D) Outside public contact (OPC)
$ 50
(E) Plan manager
$ 100
(F) Exchange agent
$ 125
(G) Sales agent employees and independent contractors
							 (EIC)
$ 50
(H) Resale agent
(i) Original application
$ 50
(ii) Each application for additional resale authority
$ 25
(I) Booth
$ 50
(J) Developer subsequent filing for time share unit
							 annexation
$ 150
(2) Registration fees (active or
							 inactive):
(A) Developer
$ 750
(B) Acquisition agent
$ 50
(C) Sales agent
$ 100
(D) OPC
$ 50
(E) Plan manager
$ 100
(F) Exchange agent
$ 125
(G) EIC
$ 50
(H) Resale agent
(i) Original registration
$ 50
(ii) Each registration for additional resale
							 authority
$ 25
(I) Booth
$ 50
(J) Developer subsequent filing for time share unit
							 annexation
$ 150
(3) Time share consultant fees for the
							 review of filings required of time share developers shall be as determined by
							 agreement between the State and the time share consultant.
(4) Compliance resolution fund fee paid
							 with registration:
(A) Developer shall pay $150 plus $200
							 for each unit in the time share plan up through twenty-five units
(B) Acquisition agent
$ 35
(C) Sales agent
$ 55
(D) OPC
$ 35
(E) Plan manager
$ 55
(F) Exchange agent
$ 35
(G) EIC
$ 35
(H) Resale agent
$ 35
(I) For subsequent filing for time share
							 unit annexation, developer shall pay $50 plus $200 for each unit which shall be
							 annexed to the time share plan up through an aggregate of twenty-five units for
							 the time share plan.
(5) Duplication of pocket identification
							 card:
(A) OPC
$ 10
(B) EIC
$ 10
(6) Biennial registration renewal fee
							 (active or inactive):
(A) Developer
$ 250
(B) Acquisition agent
$ 50
(C) Sales agent
$ 100
(D) EIC
$ 50
(E) OPC
$ 50
(F) Plan manager
$ 100
(G) Exchange agent
$ 100
(H) Resale agent shall pay $100, plus
							 $50 for each additional resale authority.
(I) Booth
$ 50
(7) Compliance resolution fund fee paid
							 with biennial renewal (active or inactive):
(A) Developer
$ 55
(B) Acquisition agent
$ 35
(C) Sales agent
$ 55
(D) EIC
$ 35
(E) OPC
$ 35
(F) Plan manager
$ 55
(G) Exchange agent
$ 35
(H) Resale agent
$ 35
(8) Restoration fee for developers, sales
							 agents, acquisition agents, plan managers, resale agents, and exchange agents
							 for failure to renew registration shall be the penalty fee of $400, in addition
							 to delinquent biennial renewal fees. Restoration fee for OPC's and EIC's for
							 failure to renew registration shall be the penalty of $150, in addition to
							 delinquent biennial renewal fees. Restoration is subject to requirements
							 contained in chapter 16-106, Hawaii Administrative Rules.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-40.5 - Travel agencies

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the travel agency program shall be as provided
				  in this section:
(1) Application fee
$ 20
(2) Original registration fee
$ 40
(3) Travel agency or branch office
							 registration fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original registration
							 fee plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee
$ 50
(B) Second year of the biennium (original
							 registration fee
$ 40
(4) Biennial renewal fees:
(A) Travel agency
$ 20
(B) Branch office
$ 20
(5) Inactive fee
$ 10
(6) Reactivation fee
$ 30
(7) Restoration fee for failure to renew shall be the
							 biennial renewal fee, plus
$20.
(8) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 53 - FEES RELATING TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS › Subchapter 2 - FEES › Section 16-53-41 - Veterinary medicine

Current through June, 2024
The fees for the board of veterinary examiners shall be as
				  provided in this section:
(1) Application fee
$ 100
(2) Original license fee
$ 100
(3) License fees:
(A) First year of the biennium (original license fee,
							 plus one-half of the biennial renewal fee)
$ 200
(B) Second year of the biennium (original license
							 fee)
$ 100
(4) Examination and reexamination
							 fees:
(A) NBE and CCT examination and other
							 examination related fees as determined by agreement between the board and a
							 professional testing service
(B) State subject exam
$ 30
(5) Examination administration fees for the exams
							 listed in paragraph (4)(A)
$ 50
(6) Examination handscore fee for the exam listed in
							 paragraph (4)(B)
$ 20
(7) Examination review fee for the exam listed in
							 paragraph (4)(B)
$ 25
(8) Renewal fee for the practice of veterinary
							 medicine
$ 200
(9) Inactive fee and reactivation fee
$
							 10
(10) Restoration fee for failure to renew
							 veterinary license shall be the penalty fee of $100, in addition to the renewal
							 fee.
(11) Compliance resolution fund:
(A) Compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(B) Annual compliance resolution fund fee
$
							 35
(C) Biennial compliance resolution fund fee
$ 70
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 54 - PERSONAL RECORDS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-54-1 - Purpose

Current through June, 2024
This chapter is adopted pursuant to chapter
				  92E, Hawaii Revised Statutes, to
				  establish procedures governing an individual's access to the individual's
				  personal records and access to those personal records by the public and
				  governmental agencies.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 54 - PERSONAL RECORDS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-54-2 - Definition

Current through June, 2024
As used in this chapter:
"Department" means the department of commerce and consumer
				  affairs.
"Director" means the director of commerce and consumer
				  affairs.
"Division" means any division or office of the department of
				  commerce and consumer affairs including but not limited to the administrative
				  services office, the division of financial institutions, the business
				  registration division, the cable television division, the consumer advocacy
				  division, the director's office, the Hawaii public broadcasting authority, the
				  hearings office, the insurance division, the office of consumer protection, the
				  professional and vocational licensing division, the regulated industries
				  complaints office, and all boards, commissions, and programs assigned to the
				  department for administrative purposes.
"Individual" means the person about whom a personal record
				  is maintained by the department and includes only natural persons but not
				  corporations, partnerships, associations, cooperatives, or other similar
				  entities.
"Personal record" means any item, collection, or grouping of
				  information about an individual that is maintained by the
				  department.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 54 - PERSONAL RECORDS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-54-3 - Individuals access to personal records

Current through June, 2024
(a) An individual
				seeking access to the individual's personal records shall make a request in
				writing on a form provided by the department. The request shall be submitted to
				the division which the individual believes maintains the personal
				record.
(b) Prior to production of
				the personal record, the division may require the requesting individual to
				produce verification of identity such as a driver's license or other photo
				identification.
(c) Except as
				provided in subsection (d), within ten working days following the date of
				receipt of the request the division shall permit the individual to review the
				record. The ten day period may be extended for an additional twenty working
				days if the division provides to the individual within the initial ten working
				days, a written explanation of the unusual circumstances causing the
				delay.
(d) The individual may be
				denied access to the record if:
(1) The
				request is exempted under section 92E-3, HRS; or
(2) The individual is unable to produce
				verification of identity in accordance with this chapter.
Where the division denies access to the record, it shall
				  provide to the individual, in writing, the reasons therefor within the time
				  period prescribed in subsection (c).
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 54 - PERSONAL RECORDS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-54-4 - Correction of personal record

Current through June, 2024
(a) If, after
				reviewing the individual's personal record, an individual believes that there
				is a factual error, misrepresentation, or misleading entry in the record, the
				individual may request that the record be corrected, provided this section
				shall not apply to challenges to testing or examination scores which are used
				to determine whether the individual has qualified for a professional or
				vocational license and which has been given to that individual pursuant to the
				test or examination. A request for correction shall:
(1) Be in writing;
(2) Specify the portion of the record sought
				to be corrected;
(3) Explain why
				the record should be corrected; and
(4) Be accompanied by any documentary support
				for the correction. Any request for correction shall be submitted to the
				division which maintains the record involved.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 54 - PERSONAL RECORDS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-54-5 - Public access to personal records

Current through June, 2024
(a) Except as
				provided in subsection (b) the personal record of an individual shall not be
				disclosed to any person other than the individual to whom the record
				pertains.
(b) The personal record
				may be disclosed to a person other than the individual to whom the record
				pertains if that disclosure is authorized by sections 92E-4 or 92E-13, HRS, or
				both provided that:
(1) Where the person who
				requests access to the personal record claims to be an authorized agent of the
				individual to whom the record pertains, the division may require the agent to
				present written authorization or other documentation establishing the agent's
				authority to act on behalf of the individual and to obtain access to the
				individual's personal record;
(2)
				Information collected and maintained by the department for the purpose of
				creating a record available to the general public means information as to:
(A) Whether or not an individual is licensed
				or authorized to engage in a particular profession or vocation, or to carry on
				a particular type of activity or trade;
(B) Whether or not an individual has been
				disciplined by the department for any misconduct; and
(C) Whether the individual maintains bonding
				or insurances and if so, information about that coverage;
(3) The division may require a person seeking
				disclosure for compelling circumstances affecting the health or safety of any
				individual to provide proof establishing those circumstances.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 54 - PERSONAL RECORDS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-54-6 - Disclosure of personal record to other agencies

Current through June, 2024
The department may disclose information contained in
				  personal records to other agencies provided that the agencies demonstrate that
				  the disclosure falls into one or more of the categories enumerated in section
				  92E-5, HRS. The department may enter into agreements with agencies to provide
				  for regular access to departmental files provided that the department retains
				  the authority to authorize each instance of specific access to personal records
				  and to ensure that access is solely for one of the purposes enumerated in
				  section 92E-5, HRS.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 54 - PERSONAL RECORDS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-54-7 - Review procedures; denial of request for access or correction

Current through June, 2024
(a) If the division denies a request for
				access to a personal record or denies an individual's request to correct the
				individual's personal record, the affected person may request a review of the
				decision of the division. A request for review shall be filed with the office
				of the director within twenty working days after the date of the division's
				denial, and shall explain why the person believes that the division's
				determination is erroneous.
(b)
				Within thirty working days after receipt of the request for review of the
				division's decision, the director or the director's designee shall respond to
				the request either by ordering a correction of or access to the record and so
				notifying the requesting individual, or by informing the requesting individual
				that the division's decision will not be changed and why it will not be
				changed. If the director or the director's designee affirms the division's
				refusal to correct the record or refusal to grant access to the record, the
				director or the director's designee shall inform the individual of the right to
				seek judicial review of the department's decision pursuant to section 92E-11,
				HRS, and shall permit the individual to submit, for inclusion in the record, a
				concise statement of the reasons why the individual believes the file should be
				corrected.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 71 - CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-71-1 - Objective

Current through June, 2024
This chapter has been adopted by the board of public
				  accountancy, hereafter referred to as "board", and is intended to clarify
				  chapter
				  466, Hawaii Revised Statutes, and to
				  implement the administration thereof to the end that chapter
				  466, HRS, may be best effectuated and
				  the public interest most effectively served.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 71 - CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-71-2 - Biennial renewal; continuing professional education in ethics or professional conduct

Current through June, 2024
(a) Each license of
				a certified public accountant and a public accountant shall be renewed
				biennially on or before December 31 of each odd-numbered year by submitting an
				application, paying a renewal fee, and attesting that the applicant has
				completed at least four hours of continuing professional education in ethics or
				professional conduct.
(b) Each
				permit to practice of a certified public accountant or public accountant shall
				be renewed biennially on or before December 31 of each odd-numbered year by
				submitting an application, paying a renewal fee, and complying with the
				continuing professional education requirements in section 16-7133.
(c) Each firm permit to practice shall be
				renewed biennially on or before December 31 of each odd-numbered year by
				submitting an application and paying a renewal fee.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 71 - CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-71-3 - Notification and filing of names and addresses and changes

Current through June, 2024
The current mailing address of each certified public
				  accountant, registered public accountant, public accounting firm, and permit
				  holder shall be registered with the board. The board shall be immediately
				  notified in writing of all changes
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 71 - CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-71-4 - Evidence of authority to practice

Current through June, 2024
Each permit holder and public accounting firm shall at all
				  times display evidence of the authority to practice, together with the
				  certificate or registration and other evidence of current validation, in the
				  permit holder's and public accounting firm's place of business.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 71 - CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 16-71-4.5 - Minimum insurance requirements for a professional corporation

Current through June, 2024
(a) Pursuant to section
				415A-11,
				HRS, a professional accounting corporation may provide security for
				professional responsibility by procuring errors and omissions insurance or a
				surety bond issued by an insurance company, or any combination thereof, as the
				corporation may elect.
(b) The
				minimum amount of errors and omissions insurance or surety bond issued by an
				insurance company for a professional accounting corporation shall be $100,000
				for each shareholder; provided that the minimum amount for each professional
				accounting corporation shall not be less than $250,000.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 71 - CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS › Subchapter 2 - DEFINITIONS › Section 16-71-8 - Definitions

Current through June, 2024
As used in this chapter:
Continuing professional education" or "CPE" means a formal
				  course or program of learning from a sponsor approved by the board as provided
				  in this chapter.
"Incidental to a person's practice in such other state or
				  country", as used in section
				  466-7(c)(4),
				  HRS, means services rendered in this State by a nonlicensee for work performed
				  for a client outside the State, such as the audit of a Hawaii subsidiary of an
				  out-of-state parent corporation or an audit of a Hawaii branch or division of
				  an out-of-state partnership, joint venture, or individual
				  proprietorship.
"Not in a public accounting practice" or "not in public
				  practice" means the status of a certified public accountant licensed under
				  section
				  466-5,
				  HRS, or a public accountant licensed under section
				  466-6,
				  HRS, or a public accounting firm under section
				  466-7, HRS,
				  that:
(1) Does not have a permit to practice under chapter
				  466, HRS, or this chapter; or
(2) Is not engaged in any form of public accounting in this
				  State.
"Public accounting practice" or "public practice" means
				  performing, offering to perform, or holding oneself out as being able to
				  perform for a fee one or more types of services involved in the practice of
				  public accountancy by a certified public accountant licensed under section
				  466-5,
				  HRS, who has a permit to practice under section
				  466-7, HRS,
				  and section 16-7124; a public accountant licensed under section
				  466-6,
				  HRS, who has a permit to practice under section
				  466-7, HRS,
				  and section
				  16-71-24; or
				  by a public accounting firm that has a permit to practice under section 4667,
				  HRS, and section
				  16-71-24,
				  including but not limited to:
(1) A sole proprietor or sole practitioner engaged in public
				  accounting practice;
(2) A partner in a domestic or foreign general, limited, or
				  limited liability partnership of certified public accountants or public
				  accountants, or a combination of both;
(3) A principal in a domestic or foreign professional
				  accounting corporation;
(4) A member of a domestic or foreign limited liability
				  company;
(5) A staff employee of a domestic or foreign public
				  accounting firm as defined in section
				  466-3, HRS;
(6) A domestic or foreign professional accounting
				  corporation;
(7) A domestic or foreign general, limited, or limited
				  liability partnership of certified public accountants or public accountants, or
				  a combination of both; or
(8) A domestic or foreign limited liability company.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 71 - CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS › Subchapter 3 - LICENSE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT › Section 16-71-14 - Issuance

Current through June, 2024
A person shall be entitled to the issuance of a license of
				  certified public accountant upon application to the board and upon the
				  satisfactory fulfillment of the requirements set forth in section
				  466-5(a),
				  HRS.
Hawaii Administrative Rules › Title 16 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS › Chapter 71 - CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS › Subchapter 3 - LICENSE OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT › Section 16-71-15 - Application for license

Current through June, 2024
After satisfactorily fulfilling the requirements of section
				  466-5(a),
				  HRS, an application for a license of certified public accountant shall be filed
				  in accordance with deadline dates established by the board and be accompanied
				  by a fee as provided by the department of commerce and consumer affairs in
				  chapter 16-53.