Nevada Code § 706.8829

Uniform system of accounts; examination of books and accounts; fines; suspension or revocation of certificate of public convenience and necessity
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1. A certificate holder shall maintain a
uniform system of accounts in which all business transacted by the certificate
holder is recorded. The accounts must be:
(a) Kept in a form prescribed by the Taxicab
Authority;
(b) Before May 15 of each year, submitted to the
Taxicab Authority in an annual report in the form and detail prescribed by the
Taxicab Authority;
(c) Retained for a period of 3 years after their
receipt back from the Taxicab Authority; and
(d) Supplemented with such additional information
as the Taxicab Authority may require.
2. The Taxicab Authority may examine the
books, accounts, records, minutes and papers of a certificate holder at any
reasonable time to determine their correctness and whether they are maintained
in accordance with the regulations adopted by the Taxicab Authority.
3. If a certificate holder fails to comply
with any provision of this section in a timely manner, the Administrator, after
hearing, may impose a fine of not more than $1,000, commence proceedings to
suspend or revoke the certificate of public convenience and necessity of the
certificate holder, or both impose a fine and commence such proceedings.

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