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Title 33 Professions and Occupations

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As published

33-18-102. Records; book to be kept.

(a) Every person engaged in the junk business as defined in W.S. 33-18-101, shall keep a book or dedicated computer software program in which all entries shall be written in a computer or in ink, in the English language and entered at the time of each and every transaction and in which the following information is recorded: (i) An accurate account and description of all junk metal or rubber goods purchased or sold; (ii) The name and residence of the person selling or buying the junk metal or rubber goods; and (iii) If the person is selling junk metal or rubber goods: (A) The license plate number of the person's vehicle, if applicable; or (B) Verification of the person's name and residence through presentation of the person's United States federal or state-issued photo identification. (b) Compliance with paragraph (iii) of subsection (a) of this section is optional for common household and personal items of less than fifty dollars ($50.00) market value. (c) No entry in such book or computer shall be erased, mutilated or changed.

Your change, as a redline

33-18-102. Records; book to be kept.

(a) Every person engaged in the junk business as defined in W.S. 33-18-101, shall keep a book or dedicated computer software program in which all entries shall be written in a computer or in ink, in the English language and entered at the time of each and every transaction and in which the following information is recorded: (i) An accurate account and description of all junk metal or rubber goods purchased or sold; (ii) The name and residence of the person selling or buying the junk metal or rubber goods; and (iii) If the person is selling junk metal or rubber goods: (A) The license plate number of the person's vehicle, if applicable; or (B) Verification of the person's name and residence through presentation of the person's United States federal or state-issued photo identification. (b) Compliance with paragraph (iii) of subsection (a) of this section is optional for common household and personal items of less than fifty dollars ($50.00) market value. (c) No entry in such book or computer shall be erased, mutilated or changed.

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