New York Statutes

§ 123 — Annual accounting by town officers and employees

New York·Law TWN Town·Art. 8 Finances
§ 123. Annual accounting by town officers and employees. On or before\nthe twentieth day of January each person, who as a town officer or\nemployee received or disbursed any moneys in the previous fiscal year,\nshall account with the town board for such moneys and shall produce all\nsupporting books, records, receipts, warrants, vouchers and cancelled\nchecks or check images as authorized by section ninety-nine-b of the\ngeneral municipal law. No member of the town board shall sit as such\nwhen any account in which he is interested is being audited.\n In addition, the town board shall examine the criminal and civil\ndockets of each town justice and shall cause to be entered in the\nminutes of its proceedings that such dockets have been duly examined and\nthat the fines and fees therein

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