N.J.S.A. 48:16-28 — License fee in fourth-class cities

48:16-28. License fee in fourth-class cities In lieu of the monthly franchise tax provided for by section 48:16-25 of this title, any city of the fourth class of this state which may consent to the operation of autobusses along or over any of the streets of such municipality may, by ordinance, provide for an annual license fee of any amount not exceeding one hundred dollars, to be paid at such period as may by said ordinance be designated, by the owner or operator of such autobus before engaging in such business. Should such annual license fee be so provided, monthly statements of gross receipts need not be filed with the city treasurer of such municipality. Any person who shall engage in said business without having first paid the license fee so provided for shall at once be subject to the penalties provided for by section 48:16-27 of this title.

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