Iowa HF2303 regulates professional and amateur kickboxing matches by requiring promoters to obtain a license from the state commissioner of athletics.
Iowa HF2303 amends the state code to include professional and amateur kickboxing matches under the regulation of the state commissioner of athletics. The bill defines a "kickboxing match" as an event open to the public where an admission fee is charged, a donation is requested, or merchandise or refreshments are available for purchase. Promoters must obtain a license from the commissioner and pay a tax of five percent of the total gross admission receipts, after deducting state sales tax, within twenty days of the match.
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