NYC DCWP requires an itemized invoice on every tow. Required: service type, pickup, drop, start time, end time, rate, hours, any line items, total. Plus operato…
NYC DCWP requires an itemized invoice on every tow. Required: service type, pickup, drop, start time, end time, rate, hours, any line items, total. Plus operator name and DCWP license number.
A handwritten invoice on a blank receipt with just a dollar amount = illegal. Demand a proper itemization. If refused, photograph everything and dispute via 311.
Our receipts are auto-generated with every required item and emailed within minutes. Standard $249 / hour rate.
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