NY Stores Must Accept Cash as of Saturday

New state law requires stores to accept cash

NEW YORK — New York Attorney General Letitia James issued a consumer alert last week reminding New Yorkers that stores throughout the state now must allow customers to pay in cash.

New York law mandates cash payments in retail and food businesses

A New York law now requires retail stores and food businesses to take cash, and some Capital Region businesses have already changed how they operate.

NY forces cash acceptance

New York Attorney General Letitia James reminded consumers and businesses that a new state law, effective Saturday, makes it illegal to decline cash payments.

New York State cash payment law takes effect: changes and exceptions

New Yorkers can now pay with cash at stores across the state, following a law that went into effect on Saturday, March 21, ensuring that businesses cannot refuse cash payments, imp

New NY law requires businesses to accept cash. What shoppers need to know

New York businesses are now required to accept cash payments for goods and services under a new statewide law.

NY stores must accept cash as of Saturday

All New York food stores and retail establishments must accept cash payments beginning Saturday.Attorney General Letitia James issued a consumer alert reminding shoppers of their rights under the new state law.