Nebraska LB920 amends the Mechanical Amusement Device Tax Act, regulating cash devices, advertising, and taxation.
Nebraska LB920 modifies the Mechanical Amusement Device Tax Act by introducing new rules for cash devices. It mandates that distributors and operators must ensure cash devices are not marketed to minors and restricts the number of devices based on the establishment's size. The bill also requires age verification mechanisms for cash devices and prohibits charging fees for prize payments. It establishes a tax on cash devices, with proceeds distributed to various state funds, including the newly created Nebraska Child Care Aid Fund.
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