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SB 273                                                                       
The Finance Committee considered SENATE BILL NO. 273 An                        
Act requiring that gross receipts and ideal gross be used to account           
for charitable gaming activities; requiring municipalities to provide          
to the state records concerning sales taxes assessed for charitable            
gaming activities; requiring that a charitable share of charitable             
gaming receipts be dedicated to charitable uses; relating to reports           
required for charitable gaming activities; relating to payments to the         
state from gross receipts of charitable gaming; relating to contracts          
between operators or vendors and permittees; relating to licensing of          
multiple-beneficiary permittees and to the duties of a multiple-               
beneficiary permittee to each holder of the permit; requiring a person         
employed as a gaming manager to be certified by the state; limiting            
the expenditure of amounts of gross receipts and ideal gross required          
to be paid to permittees or retained by  permittees;  relating  to  the        
                                                                               
                                                                               

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amount of gross receipts and prizes allowed under a permit or a                
multiple-beneficiary permit; allowing operators to pool gross receipts,        
prizes, and door prizes among permittees; and providing for an                 
effective date and recommended it be replaced with                             
                                                                               
CS FOR SENATE BILL NO. 273(FIN) An Act requiring that gross                    
receipts and ideal gross be used to account for charitable gaming              
activities; making records received by the Department of Revenue               
under AS 05.15 subject to the laws relating to public records and              
providing that the Department of Revenue does not have to make                 
those records available to the public until 90 days following the              
receipt of the records; requiring municipalities to provide to the state       
records concerning sales taxes assessed for charitable gaming                  
activities; relating to requiring that a charitable share of charitable        
gaming receipts be dedicated to charitable uses; relating to reports           
required for charitable gaming activities; relating to payments to the         
state from gross receipts of charitable gaming; relating to contracts          
between operators or vendors and permittees; relating to licensing of          
multiple-beneficiary permittees and to the duties of a multiple-               
beneficiary permittee to each holder of the permit; requiring a person         
employed as a gaming manager to be certified by the state and                  
relating to the duties of a gaming manager; limiting the expenditure           
of amounts of gross receipts and ideal gross required to be paid to            
permittees or retained by permittees; relating to the amount of gross          
receipts and prizes allowed under a permit or a multiple-beneficiary           
permit; allowing operators to pool gross receipts, prizes, and door            
prizes among permittees; and providing for an effective date.                  
                                                                               
Signing do pass: Senator Sharp, Cochair. Signing no                            
recommendation: Senator Pearce, Cochair, Senators Phillips, Adams,             
Torgerson, Donley.                                                             
                                                                               
Zero fiscal note for the bill and the committee substitute published           
today from Department of Revenue.                                              
                                                                               
The bill was referred to the Rules Committee.