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Applicant 15 (Re), 2025 BCSRE 67

BC's real estate regulator issued a $1,000 administrative penalty notice when a brokerage's annual Accountant's Report was received October 31, 2024, instead of by September 28. A roughly one month delay can trigger Rule 75's first contravention penalty, subject to the notice's opportunity for reconsideration within 30 days.

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Held. BC's real estate regulator issued a $1,000 administrative penalty notice when a brokerage's annual Accountant's Report was received October 31, 2024, instead of by September 28.

BC's real estate regulator issued a $1,000 administrative penalty notice when a brokerage's annual Accountant's Report was received October 31, 2024, instead of by September 28. A roughly one month delay can trigger Rule 75's first contravention penalty, subject to the notice's opportunity for reconsideration within 30 days.

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Source and further context BC Financial Services Authority, Superintendent of Real Estate ↗

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