Bans paper receipts for certain purchases and requiring businesses to provide proof of purchase electronically

This bill bans paper receipts for retail purchases of food, alcohol, or goods/services unless a customer specifically requests one. It requires businesses (excluding healthcare providers) to offer electronic proof of purchase by January 2030, with small businesses ($5M+ annual revenue) having delayed deadlines until 2030 for basic rules and 2032 for electronic options. Businesses face a $20 civil penalty per violation after a warning, with exceptions for technical issues like poor internet. The law preempts local regulations and applies only to point-of-sale transactions, not invoices.