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Code · New Jersey · Title 40 — Animals and Livestock · Chapter 54D

40:54D-7. Contents of ordinance

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7. An ordinance imposing a tax upon predominantly tourism related retail receipts or tourism assessments adopted pursuant to this act shall contain the following provisions:
a. All taxes or assessments imposed by the ordinance shall be paid by the purchaser;
b. A vendor shall not assume or absorb any tax or assessment imposed by the ordinance;
c. A vendor shall not in any manner advertise or represent that a tax or assessment imposed by the ordinance will be assumed or absorbed by the vendor;
d. Each assumption or absorption by a vendor of the tax or assessment shall be deemed a separate offense and each representation of advertisement by a vendor for each day the representation or advertisement continues shall be deemed a separate offense; and
e. Penalties as fixed in the ordinance, for violation of the foregoing provisions.
L.1992,c.165,s.7; amended 2002, c.72, s.5.
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