New York Statutes

§ 427 — Requirement and content of invoice on the sale of liquors

New York·Law TAX Tax·Art. 18 Taxes On Alcoholic Beverages
§ 427. Requirement and content of invoice on the sale of liquors. 1.\nEvery sale of liquors, except a sale at retail of ninety liters or less,\nshall be evidenced by and recorded on an individual, serially numbered\ninvoice, and, with respect to each such sale, the seller therein shall\nmake and complete such invoice which shall contain the information\nrequired by this section and give the same to the purchaser at the time\nof delivery. The seller shall sign and date the invoice required by this\nsection and certify the entire content of such invoice.\n 2. Each invoice required by subdivision one of this section shall\nstate separately thereon:\n (a) the identifying number of such invoice;\n (b) the name of the seller;\n (c) the current state liquor authority number of the seller an

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