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Cash Returns to New York Retail Counters Under New Law

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Cash Returns to New York Retail Counters Under New Law
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New York's cash-acceptance law takes effect March 21, requiring food stores and retailers to accept cash, banning higher prices for cash or mandatory card payments, with penalties up to $1,000 for the first violation and $1,500 for subsequent ones; exemptions include denominations over $20, remote orders, and cash-to-prepaid-card conversions (without extra fees).

Topics:businesslocal#cash#cashless#consumer-protection#local#new-york#retail-law
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  1. New York State retailers must take cash under new state law  WSTM
  2. New York State cash payment law takes effect Saturday with specific exemptions  WHEC.com
  3. Got cash? Stores now required to accept dollar bills  Newsday
  4. Consumer alert: NY state law requiring stores to accept cash payments takes effect  ABC7 New York
  5. New York stores can no longer refuse your cash as of Saturday  Syracuse.com

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