A fine for not following payroll laws (willfully or negligently) can be set to each appointing, employing, or other officer of what amount?

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A fine for not following payroll laws (willfully or negligently) can be set to each appointing, employing, or other officer of what amount?

When payroll-law violations occur, the penalty is set per officer who is responsible, with a specific dollar range that must be applied. The statute specifies a minimum fine of twenty-five dollars and a maximum fine of one hundred dollars for each appointing, employing, or other officer, and this applies whether the violation was willful or negligent. So the amount must fall within 25 to 100 dollars for each officer. Other ranges listed do not match this statutory band.

When payroll-law violations occur, the penalty is set per officer who is responsible, with a specific dollar range that must be applied. The statute specifies a minimum fine of twenty-five dollars and a maximum fine of one hundred dollars for each appointing, employing, or other officer, and this applies whether the violation was willful or negligent. So the amount must fall within 25 to 100 dollars for each officer. Other ranges listed do not match this statutory band.

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