New York

REQUIRED STATE FORM(S)

Please select the form(s) below that pertain to your business to quickly and easily fill them out electronically. Upon completion a copy will automatically be send to you and to HBI. HBI will keep a copy of your submission with your file.

HBI Innovations requires that all clients in the United States complete Arizona Form 5000A, regardless of which state their business is located in. The form AZ 5000A is required even if your state does not have sales tax.

AZ Form 5000A – This Certificate is prescribed by the Department of Revenue pursuant to A.R.S. § 42-5009. The purpose of the Certificate is to document and establish a basis for state and city tax deductions or exemptions. It is to be filled out completely by the purchaser and furnished to the vendor at the time of the sale. The vendor shall retain this Certificate for single transactions or for the specified period as indicated below. Incomplete Certificates are not considered to be accepted in good faith. Only one category of exemption may be claimed on a Certificate.

AZ Form 5000A - Required for all HBI Customers

New York Exemption Form

STATE LICENSING REQUIREMENTS

New York Sales Tax Verification Website

New York Tobacco Verification Website

New York Business Entity Search Website

New York Sales Verification Phone:

(518) 485-2889

Tobacco tax license required:

Yes

Does the tobacco tax license expire:

Yes

When does the tobacco tax license expire:

Your registration is valid only for the calendar year for which it is issued, and you must apply for renewal between September 1 and September 20 to renew your registration for the following year.

Does sales tobacco tax license expire:

No

State License Example(s):

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HEMP RESTRICTIONS

Hemp Pre-Rolls <0.3% THC: Illegal

Hemp Rolling Papers: Restrictions on Sale and Marketing

Hemp Cigar Papers: Restrictions on Sale and Marketing

Notes on hemp restrictions:

Cannabinoid hemp retail license required to sell hemp or hemp products; the sale of smokable hemp flower is banned. The Office of Cannabis Management prohibits the advertising of hemp products alongside health claims, emphasis on a product's CBD content, insinuations that the product will make a consumer "feel high," and comparisons that emphasize similarities between an adult-use cannabis product and a medical cannabis product.

Statute(s):

SB 6184A; N. Y. Code tit. 9 II.B.114.

Hemp restrictions updated: 07/13/2023