New York Codes Rules Regulations (Last Updated: March 27,2024) |
TITLE 2. Department of Audit and Control |
Chapter I. Audit of Revenues and Accounts Payable from State Funds and Funds Under Its Control |
Part 15. Collateral Loan Brokers |
Sec. 15.2. Information to be contained in books and records
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- Each and every collateral loan broker is required to keep and maintain the books, records and reports as listed below. Each book, record and report is to contain the information as hereinafter indicated.PLEDGE BOOKDate of pledge
Pledge number Date R A or S Disposition column (Renewed) (Renewed) (Auction Sale) Article pledgedAmount of loanPledgor's name and addressREDEMPTION BOOKRedemption datePledge numberDate of pledgeAmount of loanInterest chargesExtra care chargesAll money columns should be footed.Obtain affidavit from pledgor for lost pledge ticket.AUCTION SALES BOOKAuction sale datePledge numberDescription of articleAuction sale lot numberAmount of loanSelling price to outsidersSelling price to collateral loan broker (purchase backs)Note:All stock merchandise submitted for auction sale should be distinctly marked as such.SURPLUS BOOKAuction sale dateAuction lot numberPledge numberDescription of articleName and address of pledgorAmount of loanInterest chargesExtra care chargesAuctioneer's commissionTotal (loan, interest and charges)Auction selling priceSurplus:(a) to pledgor(b) to State Comptroller(c) date paidAll money columns should be footed.Obtain signed receipt from pledgor for surplus.It is recommended that where surplus refunds are made to pledgors by mail, the original pledge ticket together with a signed receipt for the surplus should be stapled together and retained for auditing purposes.