A.R.S. tit. 44 ch. 38 — Arizona Revised Statutes Title 44 Chapter 38 — Businesses Generally

44-7951. Businesses exempt from mask mandate Notwithstanding any other law, a business in this state is not required to enforce on its patrons a mask mandate that is established by this state, a city, town or county or any other jurisdiction of this state. 44-7952. Cash transactions; mandatory rounding of transaction totals; notice; enforcement A. If one-cent coins are not available or are not used by a seller at a point of sale, the seller shall apply swedish rounding to a total transaction amount that rounds the total transaction amount to the nearest five-cent increment. If a total transaction amount ends: 1. In one or two cents, the total transaction amount is rounded down to the nearest multiple of five cents. 2. In three or four cents, the total transaction amount is rounded up to the nearest multiple of five cents. 3. In six or seven cents, the total transaction amount is rounded down to the nearest multiple of five cents. 4. In eight or nine cents, the total transaction amount is rounded up to the nearest multiple of five cents. B. Swedish rounding applies to a final total transaction amount of a cash transaction after taxes, fees and other charges are calculated. C. Swedish rounding does not apply to a transaction that is paid by a credit card, debit card, electronic funds transfer, mobile payment application or other non-cash payment method. D. A seller that is subject to this section shall post a notice that is visible to customers at the point of sale stating "cash transactions are rounded to the nearest five-cent increment pursuant to state law". E. A seller may not apply a rounding method other than swedish rounding. F. A seller shall calculate and remit all taxes and fees that are imposed by a state or municipal taxing authority based on the sales price before the cash transaction was rounded. G. This section shall be enforced by the weights and measures services division of the Arizona department of agriculture pursuant to title 3, chapter 19. The division may issue warnings and orders and impose civil penalties in addition to other enforcement measures. H. A seller is not in violation of any state or municipal requirement, law, regulation or standard if the action is based on compliance with this section. I. This section is intended to operate consistently with federal law that governs United States coinage and legal tender. J. This section does not: 1. Declare any coin or currency invalid as legal tender. 2. Require acceptance or refusal of any specific denomination of the United States coin or currency. 3. Preempt, conflict with or supersede any provision of federal law regulation. 44-7953. Businesses that use camera systems; contract requirements; data collection A contract between a law enforcement agency and a business that uses a camera system that has the sole purpose of identifying motor vehicles must include a provision that prohibits the business from selling or disseminating to third parties any data collected by the camera system.