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New York State Law Requires Stores to Accept Cash Payments
The new law extends New York City's 2020 cash-acceptance rule statewide to preserve consumer access and requires stores to accept cash up to $20 bills without fees.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James issued an alert to the consumer to remind New Yorkers that from now on, stores across the state must allow customers to pay in cash. Under a new law that comes into force on March 21, it is illegal that any [...]
Since last Saturday, the state of New York is already in force law S4153A, which obliges businesses to receive physical money (in cash) as payment, without surcharges, with some exceptions.The regulation responds to the need to protect population groups that rely exclusively on cash for their daily transactions.But there are exceptions.What is New York's new cash law?The law, signed by Hochul last year, requires that retail establishments and fo…
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New legislation aims to protect cash transactions across the state. Highlights: New law requires New York stores to accept cash payments. Legislation aims to ensure access for all customers. Fines imposed for noncompliance start in 2024. New York State has introduced a law that mandates all retail stores to accept cash payments. This legislation aims to protect customers who prefer cash transactions, ensuring they have equal access to goods and…
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