Minnesota HF753 allows licensed veterans organizations to use gross profits from lawful gambling for real property repairs, maintenance, or.
Minnesota HF753 amends the definition of "lawful purpose" to include expenditures for the repair, maintenance, or improvement of real property and capital assets owned by licensed veterans organizations using gross profits from lawful gambling. The bill specifies that these expenditures must be completed within two years of board approval and cannot exceed 50% of gross profits from the previous fiscal year. It also outlines restrictions, such as prohibiting the use of gambling profits for building expansions or bar-related expenditures.
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