Bill > A4923

Introduced Session

This bill prohibits a seller from imposing a credit card surcharge on a customer using a credit card for a transaction occurring in the State. Under current law, a seller may impose a credit card surcharge that is no greater than the actual cost to the seller to process the credit card payment. The bill also establishes certain notice requirements for sellers that condition the acceptance of a credit card on a minimum transaction amount and for sellers that offer a discount on transactions to induce payment by cash, check, or debit card rather than by credit card. The bill does not apply to the existing notice requirements for motor fuel retail dealers that sell similar fuels at different prices to customers that use cash and customers that use credit cards.

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Jessica Ramirez (D)*, 

Introduced, Referred to Assembly Consumer Affairs Committee (on 10/21/2024)

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