As used in this article, unless the context otherwise requires: “Alternative forms of payment” means forms of payment, including but not limited to credit, charge, or debit cards, other than cash or check. “Collector state governmental entity” means any state governmental entity that collects moneys payable to the state that the state governmental entity must […]
Any state governmental entity responsible for the collection of moneys payable to the state may accept one or more alternative forms of payment for the payment of such moneys in accordance with the provisions of this article. A collector state governmental entity that chooses to accept one or more alternative forms of payment for the […]
(Deleted by amendment, L . 2003, p. 1441, § 1, effective April 29, 2003.) A state governmental entity may impose a convenience fee on persons who use alternative forms of payment, but the amount of any convenience fee imposed on or after April 29, 2003, shall not exceed the actual additional cost incurred by the […]
The state treasurer may negotiate and enter into one or more contractual master agreements with providers of alternative forms of payment in accordance with law. To ensure that state governmental entities accept alternative forms of payment in the most consumer-oriented, uniform, and cost-effective manner possible, any state governmental entity that wishes to accept one or […]
Any provider of alternative forms of payment that approves a transaction made by an alternative form of payment for the payment of moneys to a state governmental entity shall remit to the state governmental entity the net revenue of the approved transaction due to the state governmental entity. Source: L. 99: Entire article added, p. […]
