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Article 3 General obligation to pay the annual supervisory fee

1. Overview

Summary	Regulation
Article 3 1.	The ECB shall levy an annual supervisory fee in respect of each supervised entity and each supervised group for each fee period.
Article 3 2.	The annual supervisory fee for each supervised entity and supervised group will be specified in a fee notice issued to and payable by the fee debtor. The fee debtor will be the addressee of the fee notice and of any notice or communication from the ECB with regard to supervisory fees. The fee debtor will be responsible for paying the annual supervisory fee.
Article 3 3.	Two or more fee-paying branches established by the same credit institution in the same participating Member State are deemed to be one branch. Fee-paying branches of the same credit institution established in different participating Member States are not deemed to be one branch.
Article 3 4.	Fee-paying branches shall be deemed to be separate from subsidiaries of the same credit institution established in the same participating Member State for the purposes of this Regulation.

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