|
|
|
|
Quick Summary
-
A business can refuse to accept currency as payment for goods and services, even though the currency states that it is legal tender for all public and private debts.
-
A business can also refuse to accept large bills.
-
A business can provide customers with a discounted price for paying with cash.
More Information is Available with a Premium Subscription
More discussion as to whether a business can refuse to accept certain size bills
Can a California business offer a discount to cash paying customers?
Can a California business impose a surcharge upon customers paying with a credit card?
|
Subscriptions are easily and securely made with all major credit cards or checking accounts.
Subscriptions are less than a dollar a day, cancellable anytime, and permit access to
ALL premium content for ALL topics and ALL legal forms!
|
|
|
Sue Your Boss Law CA expands lawsuits for violations of the labor code. New ebook has 100+ ways employers can be sued |
Repair Your Credit How to easily and effectively fix your credit report. Get the money, car, house and loans you need. |
|
|