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§ 123.  Annual accounting by town officers and employees. On or before  the  twentieth  day  of  January  each  person, who as a town officer or  employee received or disbursed any moneys in the previous  fiscal  year,  shall  account with the town board for such moneys and shall produce all  supporting books, records, receipts, warrants,  vouchers  and  cancelled  checks  or  check  images  as authorized by section ninety-nine-b of the  general municipal law. No member of the town board  shall  sit  as  such  when any account in which he is interested is being audited.    In  addition,  the  town  board  shall  examine the criminal and civil  dockets of each town justice and  shall  cause  to  be  entered  in  the  minutes of its proceedings that such dockets have been duly examined and  that  the  fines and fees therein shown to have been collected have been  turned over to the proper officials as required by law.    Each town officer and employee, except a town justice, at the time  of  submitting  his  books  and  records,  shall  file with the town board a  statement in writing showing his  receipts  and  disbursements  for  the  fiscal  year.  Such statement shall be in detail and shall be entered in  the minutes of the meeting by the town clerk.    The provisions of this section requiring an annual accounting and  the  submission  of  books  and records by all town officers and employees to  the town board shall not apply to a town having a town comptroller,  nor  to  a  town  which,  prior  to  the twentieth day of January, shall have  engaged  the  services  of  a  certified  public  accountant  or  public  accountant  to  make  an  annual audit to be completed within sixty days  after the close of the town's fiscal year.    Notwithstanding anything herein contained,  the  town  board,  at  any  time, may require any town officer or employee to submit to the board or  to such certified public accountant or public accountant for examination  his  books, dockets, records, receipts, warrants, vouchers and cancelled  checks or check images as authorized by  section  ninety-nine-b  of  the  general municipal law.

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Statutes > New-york > Twn > Article-8 > 123

§ 123.  Annual accounting by town officers and employees. On or before  the  twentieth  day  of  January  each  person, who as a town officer or  employee received or disbursed any moneys in the previous  fiscal  year,  shall  account with the town board for such moneys and shall produce all  supporting books, records, receipts, warrants,  vouchers  and  cancelled  checks  or  check  images  as authorized by section ninety-nine-b of the  general municipal law. No member of the town board  shall  sit  as  such  when any account in which he is interested is being audited.    In  addition,  the  town  board  shall  examine the criminal and civil  dockets of each town justice and  shall  cause  to  be  entered  in  the  minutes of its proceedings that such dockets have been duly examined and  that  the  fines and fees therein shown to have been collected have been  turned over to the proper officials as required by law.    Each town officer and employee, except a town justice, at the time  of  submitting  his  books  and  records,  shall  file with the town board a  statement in writing showing his  receipts  and  disbursements  for  the  fiscal  year.  Such statement shall be in detail and shall be entered in  the minutes of the meeting by the town clerk.    The provisions of this section requiring an annual accounting and  the  submission  of  books  and records by all town officers and employees to  the town board shall not apply to a town having a town comptroller,  nor  to  a  town  which,  prior  to  the twentieth day of January, shall have  engaged  the  services  of  a  certified  public  accountant  or  public  accountant  to  make  an  annual audit to be completed within sixty days  after the close of the town's fiscal year.    Notwithstanding anything herein contained,  the  town  board,  at  any  time, may require any town officer or employee to submit to the board or  to such certified public accountant or public accountant for examination  his  books, dockets, records, receipts, warrants, vouchers and cancelled  checks or check images as authorized by  section  ninety-nine-b  of  the  general municipal law.

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State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Twn > Article-8 > 123

§ 123.  Annual accounting by town officers and employees. On or before  the  twentieth  day  of  January  each  person, who as a town officer or  employee received or disbursed any moneys in the previous  fiscal  year,  shall  account with the town board for such moneys and shall produce all  supporting books, records, receipts, warrants,  vouchers  and  cancelled  checks  or  check  images  as authorized by section ninety-nine-b of the  general municipal law. No member of the town board  shall  sit  as  such  when any account in which he is interested is being audited.    In  addition,  the  town  board  shall  examine the criminal and civil  dockets of each town justice and  shall  cause  to  be  entered  in  the  minutes of its proceedings that such dockets have been duly examined and  that  the  fines and fees therein shown to have been collected have been  turned over to the proper officials as required by law.    Each town officer and employee, except a town justice, at the time  of  submitting  his  books  and  records,  shall  file with the town board a  statement in writing showing his  receipts  and  disbursements  for  the  fiscal  year.  Such statement shall be in detail and shall be entered in  the minutes of the meeting by the town clerk.    The provisions of this section requiring an annual accounting and  the  submission  of  books  and records by all town officers and employees to  the town board shall not apply to a town having a town comptroller,  nor  to  a  town  which,  prior  to  the twentieth day of January, shall have  engaged  the  services  of  a  certified  public  accountant  or  public  accountant  to  make  an  annual audit to be completed within sixty days  after the close of the town's fiscal year.    Notwithstanding anything herein contained,  the  town  board,  at  any  time, may require any town officer or employee to submit to the board or  to such certified public accountant or public accountant for examination  his  books, dockets, records, receipts, warrants, vouchers and cancelled  checks or check images as authorized by  section  ninety-nine-b  of  the  general municipal law.