CaliforniaIn force since Oct 1, 2026
For: California dealers selling used cars for $50,000 or less (SB 766, the CARS Act).
What's inside
- Customer-ready three-day cancel notice to fill in (all nine points the law lists)
- Print-ready wall sign in the size the law requires
- First-page contract warning, copied from the statute
- Checklist for add-ons and total-price advertising, plus a sales log
Built from: Cal. Civ. Code §§1784.20–1784.44 and Veh. Code §11709.2
New York CityNew · In force since Oct 1, 2026
For: gyms, studios, salons, tutors and any business selling memberships or auto-renewing plans to NYC customers.
What's inside
- Sign-up terms box and “how to cancel” wording for online, paper and front-desk sign-ups
- Renewal reminder, price change, free-trial ending and cancellation confirmation notices
- Staff checklist for handling cancel requests
- Cancel and reminder log that works out each send window
Built from: NYC rule 6 RCNY §§5-110 to 5-110.3 (Department of Consumer and Worker Protection)
New York CityNotice rules start Nov 1, 2026
For: self-storage operators in New York City (a city license has been required since Aug 25, 2026).
What's inside
- Rate schedule to sign before the rental starts
- Checklist for the master rate list on your website
- 60-day notice before you raise the occupancy fee
- Written explanation if you end the agreement
Built from: NYC Local Laws 162 and 171 of 2025 and DCWP rules (6 RCNY §§2-491 to 2-497)
Rhode IslandNext installment due Dec 15
For: owners of a Rhode Island home assessed over $1 million that is not their main residence.
What's inside
- Payment calendar: 15 Sep, 15 Dec, 15 Mar, 15 Jun
- Day-by-day tracker of days you used it and days it was rented
- What proof to keep, and for how long
- Steps to get the “nothing owed” certificate before a sale
Built from: R.I. Gen. Laws ch. 44-72 and the Division of Taxation rule (280-RICR-20-75-1)
IllinoisNew · Starts Jan 1, 2027
For: restaurants, bars, hotels, contractors, movers, cleaners and any business that adds fees or an automatic gratuity to prices shown to Illinois customers.
What's inside
- Worksheet that takes each fee through the law’s three-part “mandatory fee” test
- All-in price, menu and automatic-gratuity percentage wording, plus a counter sign
- “What sets the price, fees, total may vary” wording for quotes and estimates
- Price touchpoint audit and a spreadsheet that works out all-in prices
Built from: Illinois Public Act 104-0472 (815 ILCS 505/2MMMM) and the Consumer Fraud Act penalty section
IllinoisNew · In force since Jul 1, 2026
For: Illinois landlords, property managers and leasing offices signing residential leases.
What's inside
- Page-1 Fee Summary box for your lease (a fee not on page 1 is not owed)
- 11-item banned-fee audit, listing and utilities wording, $50 screening-fee notice
- Excel fee tracker that flags each fee as banned, add to page 1, or OK
Built from: Illinois Public Act 104-0479 (765 ILCS 705/35)
Washington · MA · DENew · WA cure window ends Jul 27, 2027
For: employers with 15+ employees posting jobs in Washington (also Massachusetts 25+ and Delaware 26+).
What's inside
- Pay-range and fixed-wage posting blocks plus benefits description (up to $5,000 per violation in WA)
- Agency/recruiter notice and Washington 5-business-day cure cover note
- Excel posting log with WA and MA cure trackers and a Delaware 2027 prep sheet
Built from: RCW 49.58.110, Mass.gov AGO guidance (G.L. c.149 §105F), 19 Del. C. §709C
ColoradoNew · Effective Jan 1, 2027
For: landlords and property managers taking rental applications for Colorado residential property.
What's inside
- Rental-application screening notice: data accessed, factors considered, screening service named
- Eviction PII redaction checklist for all seven statutory PII types
- Version log for notice batches
FloridaNew · In force since Jul 1, 2026
For: Florida restaurants and public food service establishments that add an operations, service or similar charge.
What's inside
- Menu, contract, website/app and bill notice templates
- POS receipt line spec for the separate charge line
- Version log (fines up to $1,000 per offense, Fla. Stat. §509.261)
VirginiaNew · In force since Jul 1, 2026
For: businesses selling automatic-renewal or continuous subscriptions to Virginia consumers.
What's inside
- Sign-up disclosure and affirmative-consent wording plus retainable acknowledgment
- Customer notices and cancel-as-easy-as-sign-up checklist
- Cancel log (willful VCPA civil penalty up to $2,500 per violation)
ConnecticutNew · In force since Jul 1, 2026
For: businesses selling automatic-renewal or continuous plans to Connecticut consumers.
What's inside
- Sign-up disclosure and consent wording, annual renewal reminder
- Online and phone cancel notices, one-business-day voicemail handling
- Cancel log (willful CUTPA civil penalty up to $5,000 per violation)
IllinoisNew · Effective Jan 1, 2027
For: Illinois employers with 15+ employees and employment agencies posting jobs that mention a driver's license.
What's inside
- Ready “why” sentences for jobs where driving is essential
- Staffing-agency notice and hiring-policy line
- Posting tracker with IDOL penalty clock (up to $1,500 per further 30 days)
ColoradoNew · In force since Jan 1, 2026
For: restaurants, bars, breweries and taprooms with a service charge or auto-gratuity, and salons, venues, movers, hotels and B&Bs that add fees to prices shown in Colorado.
What's inside
- Worksheet that runs each fee through the law’s “total price” test
- Menu lines, ordering banner, phone script and sign stating the service charge and how it is distributed
- All-in price lines and “total may vary” quote wording
- Price touchpoint audit and an Excel fee log with all-in price calculator
Built from: Colorado HB25-1090 (C.R.S. 6-1-737) and the Consumer Protection Act penalty section
VirginiaNew · In force since Jul 1, 2025
For: restaurants, hotels, salons, venues and any business that shows prices to Virginia customers and adds fees or surcharges.
What's inside
- Checklist with Va. Code §§59.1-607–610 quoted word for word
- Menu lines, register placard, ad and online all-in price wording
- “Total may vary” wording for variable-price services
- Excel fee audit and logs
Built from: Va. Code Title 59.1 Chapter 58 (§§59.1-607–610) and the VCPA penalty sections
MinnesotaNew · In force since Jan 1, 2025
For: restaurants, bars, hotels, caterers, salons and any business that shows prices to Minnesota customers and adds fees or service charges.
What's inside
- Checklist with Minn. Stat. 325D.44 subd. 1a–1b quoted word for word
- Menu lines, placard and front-of-check “not a gratuity” wording
- Website, catering and salon all-in price wording
- Excel fee audit and logs
Built from: Minn. Stat. 325D.44 subd. 1a–1b (Laws 2024, ch. 111), 177.23 and Minn. R. 5200.0080
MassachusettsNew · Enforced since Sep 2, 2025
For: businesses that show prices, offer free trials or sell auto-renewing plans to Massachusetts customers.
What's inside
- Checklist with 940 CMR 38.00 quoted word for word
- Total-price, trial-offer and auto-renewal disclosure wording
- Renewal and cancel notices
- Excel renewal-notice calculator and logs
Built from: 940 CMR 38.00 and M.G.L. c. 93A §4
OregonNew · In force since Jan 1, 2026
For: Oregon restaurants, salons, gyms, hotels, shops and service businesses that show prices or take orders and bookings online.
What's inside
- Checklist with ORS 646A.087 quoted word for word
- Website banner, price lines and checkout fee wording
- Booking page, ad and phone wording
- Excel fee audit, price touchpoints and logs
Built from: ORS 646A.087 (SB 430, 2025 Or. Laws ch. 311), ORS 646.608 and 646.642
MarylandNew · In effect since Oct 1, 2026
For: Maryland short-term rental hosts, co-hosts and vacation-rental managers with units rented for less than 30 consecutive days.
What's inside
- Checklist with Public Safety §§ 9-1101–9-1106 quoted word for word
- Evacuation diagram and emergency-number sign templates (Word)
- Smoke alarm, CO alarm and extinguisher checks per unit
- Excel alarm, extinguisher and photo log
Built from: Md. Code Public Safety §§ 9-1101–9-1106 (2026 Md. Laws Chapters 9 and 10, HB 1221 / SB 624)
California · New YorkNew · CA starts Jan 1, 2027
For: brands, agencies and creators running video or audio ads with an AI-generated human figure or voice that reach California (with a New York side-by-side).
What's inside
- Worksheet built from the law’s three “prominently” tests
- Disclosure wording variants for on-screen, voice-over, caption and audio-only use
- Creator / agency brief clause and a New York GBL §396-b side-by-side
- Ad inventory log to track each creative and the disclosure used
Built from: California SB 1050 (Bus. & Prof. Code §17610) and N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law §396-b
CaliforniaNew · Starts Apr 1, 2027
For: California landlords and property managers renting homes or apartments, even if you do not allow pets.
What's inside
- Three editable pet-policy templates: rules for pets, no pets, or a no-rules statement
- Application acknowledgment wording the law requires
- Website, listing and rental search engine hyperlink checklist
- Refund and version log for the seven-business-day application-fee refund clock
Built from: California SB 1296 (Civ. Code §1942.7.5) and Health & Safety Code §50466(b)