2005 West Virginia Code - §60-3-7. — Compensation and bond of agent.

§60-3-7. Compensation and bond of agent.
Agents shall be compensated based upon the average monthly gross revenues of the agency or store, excluding sales tax thereon. The amount of compensation shall be computed and paid as follows:
(1) For gross revenues up to three thousand dollars per month, four hundred dollars compensation per month.
(2) For gross revenues of not less than three thousand dollars nor more than six thousand dollars per month, ten percent of all gross revenues between said three thousand dollars and six thousand dollars, which shall be in addition to the compensation as provided in subdivision (1) hereinabove.
(3) For gross revenues of not less than six thousand dollars nor more than eight thousand dollars per month, eight percent of all gross revenues between said six thousand dollars and eight thousand dollars, which shall be in addition to the compensation as provided in subdivisions (1) and (2) hereinabove.
(4) For gross revenues of not less than eight thousand dollars nor more than ten thousand dollars per month, six percent of all gross revenues between said eight thousand dollars and ten thousand dollars, which shall be in addition to the compensation as provided in subdivisions (1), (2) and (3) hereinabove.
(5) For gross revenues over ten thousand dollars per month, four percent of all gross revenues over said ten thousand dollar amount, which shall be in addition to the compensation as provided in subdivisions (1), (2), (3) and (4) hereinabove.
The agent shall pay for utilities, renovations and operating expenses of the agency from the compensation set forth herein.
Each agent shall give bond in an amount fixed by the commissioner conditioned upon the faithful observance of the provisions of this chapter, compliance with the rules and regulations of the commissioner, and the accounting for and paying over of all moneys coming into his custody by virtue of his agency. An agent shall not, at any time, have on hand a stock of alcoholic liquors greater in value than the amount of his bond.