New York S07507 mandates businesses to offer electronic proof of purchase starting January 1, 2030.

New York S07507 amends the environmental conservation law to require businesses to provide proof of purchase electronically starting January 1, 2030. Consumers can choose between electronic and paper forms unless state or federal law mandates otherwise. Businesses with annual gross revenue of $5 million or less have until January 1, 2032, to comply. Violations incur a civil penalty of $20 per incident, not exceeding $300 annually. The Department and Attorney General enforce these provisions, preempting local laws on paper proof of purchase.

New York S07507 mandates businesses to offer electronic proof of purchase starting January 1, 2030.

New York S07507 amends the environmental conservation law to require businesses to provide proof of purchase electronically starting January 1, 2030. Consumers can choose between electronic and paper forms unless state or federal law mandates otherwise. Businesses with annual gross revenue of $5 million or less have until January 1, 2032, to comply. Violations incur a civil penalty of $20 per incident, not exceeding $300 annually. The Department and Attorney General enforce these provisions, preempting local laws on paper proof of purchase.