Laws of New York (Last Updated: November 21, 2014) |
ADC New York City Administrative Code(NEW) |
Title 20. CONSUMER AFFAIRS |
Chapter 5. UNFAIR TRADE PRACTICES |
Subchapter 12. DELAYED PAYMENT TRANSACTIONS: BILLING PRACTICES |
Section 20-756. Consumer invoices; required disclosure
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a. Any invoice provided to the consumer of a delayed payment transaction shall separately disclose each item or service for which the consumer is being billed, including the following specific disclosures: 1. a plain-language description of the item or service provided; 2. the make and model number, where applicable; 3. the cost of the item or service; 4. date of purchase or service; 5. date of delivery, where applicable; 6. the name and business address of the provider; 7. the telephone number of the provider's billing department or customer service representative; and 8. any other characteristics of the transaction required to be disclosed by law or regulation. b. Where an itemized receipt or, in the case of a food store, a cash register tape is given to the consumer at the time of purchase, the invoice need only disclose the name, address, and telephone number of the provider; the date of the transaction; and the dollar amount of the transaction.