2006 New York Code - Fees Paid To City.

 
    §  12-114  Fees  paid to city. a. Every officer of the city government
  shall be paid a fixed salary and all fees, percentages or commissions or
  other money paid to such officer in his or her official capacity,  shall
  be  the  property  of  the  city.  All  sums so received, including sums
  received for licenses or permits, shall be paid over not later than  the
  next  succeeding business day after receipt thereof, except as otherwise
  provided by law, to the commissioner of finance without deduction.
    b.  Each  such  officer  who  shall  receive  any  fees,  perquisites,
  commissions  or percentages, or money paid to such officer in his or her
  official capacity, or any other money which should be paid over  to  the
  city,  shall  make a detailed return to the comptroller, under oath, and
  in such form as the comptroller shall prescribe, showing the  amount  of
  all  such fees, commissions, percentages, perquisites and money received
  by him or her since the last preceding statement and return, and showing
  when, from whom and for what reason such money was received.
    c. The comptroller may require any such officer to make such statement
  and return to him or her, if it has not been made  as  herein  provided,
  and  he  or  she shall order the commissioner of finance to withhold the
  salary of such officers until such return  is  produced,  and  upon  the
  production  of  said  return  the  comptroller shall immediately issue a
  release to the commissioner of finance for the salary so withheld.
    d. This section shall not apply to city marshals.