ยง 100. Public accounts to be kept in dollars, dimes and cents. All
accounts and other computations of money in the treasury and other
public offices, whether state or local, shall be kept and made out, in
the money of account of the United States, that is to say : in dollars
or units, dimes or tenths, cents or hundredths, mills or thousandths; a
dime being the tenth part of a dollar, a cent the hundredth part of a
dollar, and a mill the thousandth part of a dollar.
Structure New York Laws
Article 7 - Accounts and Audits
100 - Public Accounts to Be Kept in Dollars, Dimes and Cents.
102 - Amounts of Unpaid Checks, Drafts or Debit Cards to Be Paid Into the Abandoned Property Fund.
103 - State Papers and Securities.
104 - Examination and Inventory of State Securities.
106-A - Public Funds on Deposit.
107 - Monthly Statement of Balances in State Depositories.
108 - Application of Federal Moneys to Expense of the Audit and Disbursement Thereof.
109 - Proofs Required Upon Audit by the Comptroller.
109-A - Alternative Proofs Authorized for Audit by the Comptroller.
110 - Certification or Approval of Accounts and Vouchers.
111 - Payment and Refund of State Moneys Except Upon Audit by Comptroller Prohibited.
112 - Accounting Systems; Approval of Contracts.
113 - Itemized Accounts of Public Officers.
117 - Statements of Accounts Not Rendered.
118 - Statements of Accounts Rendered.
119 - Statement of Joint Accounts.
120 - Other Remedies Preserved.
121 - Payments to State Treasurer; Financial Statements.