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§ 480-c. Prohibition against the sale of certain tobacco products.  1.  Every  tobacco  product  manufacturer,  as  defined  by section thirteen  hundred ninety-nine-oo of the public  health  law,  whose  roll-your-own  tobacco  is  sold  for  consumption in this state, must annually certify  under penalty of perjury that, as of the date of that certification, the  tobacco product manufacturer: (a) is  a  participating  manufacturer  as  defined in subdivision one of section thirteen hundred ninety-nine-pp of  the public health law; or (b) is in full compliance with subdivision two  of section thirteen hundred ninety-nine-pp of the public health law. The  certification  must  be  executed and delivered to the commissioner, the  attorney general, and any distributor of roll-your-own tobacco  of  such  tobacco product manufacturer, no earlier than the sixteenth day of April  and  no  later than the thirtieth day of April of each year, and must be  accompanied by a list setting forth each of the brands of  roll-your-own  tobacco  of the tobacco product manufacturer sold for consumption in New  York state. Distributors must retain the certifications for a period  of  five years.    2.  A  distributor must not offer for sale or cause to be sold in this  state roll-your-own tobacco of a tobacco product manufacturer if either:  (a) the tobacco product manufacturer of the  roll-your-own  tobacco  has  not   provided  the  distributor  with  the  certification  required  by  subdivision one of this section; or (b) the  commissioner  has  notified  the distributor that the tobacco product manufacturer is in violation of  section thirteen hundred ninety-nine-pp of the public health law, or has  filed  a  false certification under subdivision one of this section, and  the distributor has not been  notified  by  the  commissioner  that  the  violation has ceased.    3.  The  commissioner  must  prescribe  the  form of the certification  required to be filed pursuant to subdivision one of this section, and is  authorized to collect and retain any information he or she  may  require  to  assure  compliance  with  this  section  by distributors and tobacco  product manufacturers.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Tax > Article-20 > 480-c

§ 480-c. Prohibition against the sale of certain tobacco products.  1.  Every  tobacco  product  manufacturer,  as  defined  by section thirteen  hundred ninety-nine-oo of the public  health  law,  whose  roll-your-own  tobacco  is  sold  for  consumption in this state, must annually certify  under penalty of perjury that, as of the date of that certification, the  tobacco product manufacturer: (a) is  a  participating  manufacturer  as  defined in subdivision one of section thirteen hundred ninety-nine-pp of  the public health law; or (b) is in full compliance with subdivision two  of section thirteen hundred ninety-nine-pp of the public health law. The  certification  must  be  executed and delivered to the commissioner, the  attorney general, and any distributor of roll-your-own tobacco  of  such  tobacco product manufacturer, no earlier than the sixteenth day of April  and  no  later than the thirtieth day of April of each year, and must be  accompanied by a list setting forth each of the brands of  roll-your-own  tobacco  of the tobacco product manufacturer sold for consumption in New  York state. Distributors must retain the certifications for a period  of  five years.    2.  A  distributor must not offer for sale or cause to be sold in this  state roll-your-own tobacco of a tobacco product manufacturer if either:  (a) the tobacco product manufacturer of the  roll-your-own  tobacco  has  not   provided  the  distributor  with  the  certification  required  by  subdivision one of this section; or (b) the  commissioner  has  notified  the distributor that the tobacco product manufacturer is in violation of  section thirteen hundred ninety-nine-pp of the public health law, or has  filed  a  false certification under subdivision one of this section, and  the distributor has not been  notified  by  the  commissioner  that  the  violation has ceased.    3.  The  commissioner  must  prescribe  the  form of the certification  required to be filed pursuant to subdivision one of this section, and is  authorized to collect and retain any information he or she  may  require  to  assure  compliance  with  this  section  by distributors and tobacco  product manufacturers.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Tax > Article-20 > 480-c

§ 480-c. Prohibition against the sale of certain tobacco products.  1.  Every  tobacco  product  manufacturer,  as  defined  by section thirteen  hundred ninety-nine-oo of the public  health  law,  whose  roll-your-own  tobacco  is  sold  for  consumption in this state, must annually certify  under penalty of perjury that, as of the date of that certification, the  tobacco product manufacturer: (a) is  a  participating  manufacturer  as  defined in subdivision one of section thirteen hundred ninety-nine-pp of  the public health law; or (b) is in full compliance with subdivision two  of section thirteen hundred ninety-nine-pp of the public health law. The  certification  must  be  executed and delivered to the commissioner, the  attorney general, and any distributor of roll-your-own tobacco  of  such  tobacco product manufacturer, no earlier than the sixteenth day of April  and  no  later than the thirtieth day of April of each year, and must be  accompanied by a list setting forth each of the brands of  roll-your-own  tobacco  of the tobacco product manufacturer sold for consumption in New  York state. Distributors must retain the certifications for a period  of  five years.    2.  A  distributor must not offer for sale or cause to be sold in this  state roll-your-own tobacco of a tobacco product manufacturer if either:  (a) the tobacco product manufacturer of the  roll-your-own  tobacco  has  not   provided  the  distributor  with  the  certification  required  by  subdivision one of this section; or (b) the  commissioner  has  notified  the distributor that the tobacco product manufacturer is in violation of  section thirteen hundred ninety-nine-pp of the public health law, or has  filed  a  false certification under subdivision one of this section, and  the distributor has not been  notified  by  the  commissioner  that  the  violation has ceased.    3.  The  commissioner  must  prescribe  the  form of the certification  required to be filed pursuant to subdivision one of this section, and is  authorized to collect and retain any information he or she  may  require  to  assure  compliance  with  this  section  by distributors and tobacco  product manufacturers.