Minnesota HF169 proposes a flat rate tax on lawful gambling, exempting certain games, and repealing the combined net receipts tax.
Minnesota HF169 introduces a flat rate tax on lawful gambling, excluding paper or electronic pull-tab deals, tipboard deals, electronic linked bingo, and certain other items. The tax rate is 8.5% on gross receipts minus prizes paid. Sports-themed tipboards are exempt. The bill also repeals the combined net receipts tax for organizations conducting gambling. Effective July 1, 2025, this change impacts gambling operators in Minnesota.
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