Increases tax on skill-based amusement games and changes distribution of tax revenue.
This bill increases the tax rate on net proceeds from skill-based amusement games from 20% to 25%. It also changes the distribution of tax revenue: 45% goes to the county and city or town where the game is located, 36% to the public school foundation program account, 10% to the commission gaming account, and 20% to the state highway fund. The changes take effect July 1, 2026.
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