AN ACT PROHIBITING REQUIRED PRESENTATION OF PRINTED RECEIPTS AS PROOF OF PURCHASE OF CONSUMER GOODS AND SERVICES.
SB 965 prohibits businesses in this state from requiring consumers to show physical printed receipts as proof of purchase for any goods or services. This directly affects consumers who may have been asked for receipts (e.g., for returns or warranties) and businesses that previously mandated this practice. The key provision amends state law to make it illegal for any business to demand a printed receipt, shifting the requirement to alternative proof methods. The bill focuses solely on eliminating this specific consumer interaction, with no additional provisions or exemptions described.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 22, 2025
Last action Jan 22, 2025
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