New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 2 - AGRICULTURE
Chapter 52 - PROCESSORS, DEALERS AND SUBDEALERS
Subchapter 1 - PROCESSORS, DEALERS AND SUBDEALERS RECORDS AND REPORTS
Section 2:52-1.4 - Books and records required
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 2:52-1.4
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) The books and records shall include but not be limited to the following.
1. Daily route loadout and settlement records,
including:
i. Route number, driver's name and
date;
ii. Beginning inventory of
saleable units and milk and milk products;
iii. Number of units of milk and milk products
loaded on truck;
iv. Number of saleable
units of milk and milk products;
v.
Number of spoiled units of milk and milk products;
vi. Number of units of milk and milk products
sold;
vii. Volume of products totalled
by units or pounds;
viii. Amounts of
cash and charge sales stated separately;
ix. Route collections or charge accounts listed
showing customers and amounts;
x. Amount
of route money short or over;
xi.
Details of any expenditures made from subparagraphs viii and ix of this
paragraph.
2. Appropriate
records on each truck showing the names and addresses of all retail and wholesale
customers served on the route. These records shall reflect all sales and/or
deliveries to each customer and shall be available for inspection at all times when
the trucks are being used to service customers. On wholesale routes, a copy of the
delivery slips to all customers may be maintained in the truck and the addresses
maintained in the office of the dealer or subdealer;
3. Detailed daily cash and charge sales records of
deliveries and sales, including the number of units and prices of all products sold
or delivered to customers with the value of each product extended and totalled. The
foregoing extensions and totals may be consolidated into weekly, biweekly or monthly
records so long as daily records are maintained as per section 5 of this
subchapter;
4. Accounts receivable
records, including but not limited to:
i. A
detailed accounts receivable record showing customer name, address and identifiable
charges and credits. This shall be so maintained and detailed as to permit ready
determination of the composition and age of the balances outstanding;
ii. Charges are to be posted in such a manner as
to be readily proved to invoices or other posting documentation or record;
iii. A record of loans or notes receivable so
maintained and detailed as to permit ready determination of the composition and age
of the balances outstanding;
5. Cash receipts and disbursements records,
including but not limited to:
i. All cash received,
from whatever source, pertaining to the licensed business, shall be entered into a
detailed daily record of cash receipts which shall be traceable to a specific
deposit made or other disposition of the cash received. This shall include but not
be limited to collections for deliveries to accounts and other miscellaneous cash
sales or income. It shall also show individual customer or other accounts affected
and be supported by original documentation showing the nature of the cash receipt
transaction;
ii. All moneys expended,
relating to the licensed business, including but not limited to payments for
purchases, expenses, rebates, and so forth, shall be entered into a detailed record
of cash disbursements. These entries shall be supported by original documentation,
including invoices, receipts and bills of sale or other documentation. Records of
rebates, if any, are to be maintained and are to indicate details of the basis for
such rebates as applied to each customer;
iii. Records required shall also include daily
detailed deposit slips, voided and cancelled checks and monthly bank statements or
passbooks for all bank accounts affecting the licensed business, including bank
debit and credit memoranda, check stubs or duplicates, and bank
reconciliations;
6. Purchase
and expense records, including but not limited to:
i. A detailed daily record of all purchases
relating to the licensed business, including purchases of milk and milk products and
all other items of cost and expense. These entries shall be supported by original
documentation from vendors or others with whom the transactions originate;
ii. A detailed record of all assets purchased,
including refrigeration and storage units;
iii. Detailed payroll and personnel records
showing all employees and their individual earnings, as well as any other reimbursed
expenses of officers and employees;
7. A general ledger, posted monthly, showing the
summary of all transactions reflected in the cash receipt and disbursement records,
the sales records, the purchase record, and the adjustments or other financial
records;
8. Copies of any and all
agreements pertaining to the licensed business, including but not limited to sales
or leases or property and/or equipment, rentals of property and/or equipment, loans
received or granted, routes leased, sold or purchased, and contracts relating to the
sale or purchase of milk or milk products.
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