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NY S07940
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/4/2024
Primary Sponsor
Peter Harckham
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AI Summary
- Starting January 1, 2026, businesses accepting credit or debit payments must provide proof of purchase only at consumer request, unless required by state or federal law
- Beginning January 1, 2028, if a consumer requests a receipt, businesses must provide it in either electronic form (email or text) or paper form at the consumer's option, unless a specific form is mandated by law
- Businesses are exempt from electronic receipt requirements if unable to provide them due to limited internet connectivity, power outages, or unexpected technical difficulties
- First violation results in a warning notice; subsequent violations subject businesses to $20 civil penalties per violation, capped at $300 annually, with a hearing provided before penalties are assessed
- State jurisdiction over paper receipt restrictions is exclusive, preempting any local laws on this matter
Legislative Description
Bans paper receipts for certain purchases; requires businesses to provide proof of purchase electronically, unless a proof of purchase is otherwise required by state or federal law.
Last Action
REFERRED TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION
1/4/2024
Committee Referrals
Environmental Conservation1/4/2024
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