Mentions of “REVENUE” — 12 found
… s: 1. This Bill becomes effective July 1, 2018 (Fiscal Year 2019). 2. This Bill adjusts the State's lottery revenue sharing model in the following ways: a. Reduces the State's percentage of gross table game revenue from 29.4% to 15%. …
… he State's lottery revenue sharing model in the following ways: a. Reduces the State's percentage of gross table game revenue from 29.4% to 15%. Estimated revenue loss for this change is $7.9 million. b. Modifies the State's share of gross …
… in the following ways: a. Reduces the State's percentage of gross table game revenue from 29.4% to 15%. Estimated revenue loss for this change is $7.9 million. b. Modifies the State's share of gross slot machine revenues from a flat 43.5% …
… o 15%. Estimated revenue loss for this change is $7.9 million. b. Modifies the State's share of gross slot machine revenues from a flat 43.5% to a tiered structure ranging from 32% to 43.5%, based on average daily winnings. Gross revenues …
… e revenues from a flat 43.5% to a tiered structure ranging from 32% to 43.5%, based on average daily winnings. Gross revenues are calculated net of vendor and certain administrative costs. Estimated revenue loss for this change is $19.2 mi …
… on average daily winnings. Gross revenues are calculated net of vendor and certain administrative costs. Estimated revenue loss for this change is $19.2 million. c. Eliminates the annual game license fee. Estimated revenue loss for this ch …
… osts. Estimated revenue loss for this change is $19.2 million. c. Eliminates the annual game license fee. Estimated revenue loss for this change is $3.0 million. 3. This Bill further allows video lottery operations during the …
… million. 3. This Bill further allows video lottery operations during the Christmas and Easter holidays. Additional revenue for lottery operation during these days is estimated at $475,000. 4.The Department of Finance estimates revenue loss …