N.Y. SCT Law § 23-A
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Receipts for taxes
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§ 23-a. Receipts for taxes. The receiver of taxes shall issue and\ndeliver for every tax and assessment paid to him a receipt wholly\nwritten with ink or partly printed and filled out with ink, in such form\nand under such system as to details, numbering, stubs, carbon copies and\nother details as the board of supervisors shall, subject to the approval\nof the tax commission, prescribe, and the same shall be furnished to the\nreceiver by the board of supervisors and at the expense of the county.\n
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