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Iowa Code § 99B.61 - Bona fide contests
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Some contests may be run without a license if listed conditions are met.
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Some contests may be run without a license if listed conditions are met.
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This provision allows certain game nights to be held without a license if stated conditions are met, and it exempts some gambling devices used in those game nights from a separate section.
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The criminal investigation division may investigate licensee compliance, and it and the department of inspections, appeals, and licensing must cooperate on investigations.
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People running certain games or raffles must withhold state income tax from cash prizes and remit the withheld amount to the department of revenue.
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Sections 99B.9A and 99B.10 are repealed.
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This chapter is known as the Iowa Pari-mutuel Wagering Act and may be cited by that name.
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A licensed licensee must post a bond to the state before the license is issued, and the commission sets the amount and approves the sureties.
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This provision limits wagering to specified methods, regulates telecasting and advance deposit wagering, requires certificates and deductions, and bars pari-mutuel wagers by people under 21.
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A licensee must deduct breakage from the pari-mutuel pool and the commission must place set percentages into horse and dog racing promotion funds; approved nonprofits may use those funds only for racing promotion and not for political activity.
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Unclaimed winnings are forfeited after 60 days and then distributed to the state, the commission, and certain racetrack-related purposes.
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Licensees must pay specified taxes and fees, and local taxing authorities may tax certain racetrack property if they adopt a resolution.
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This provision sets pari-mutuel wagering tax rates, payment deadlines, distributions, and a tax credit for certain licensees.
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Winnings covered by section 99D.11 are treated as Iowa earned income, and any amount withheld for state tax must be remitted to the department of revenue for the winner.
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The commission must follow chapter 8 budget rules and chapter 11 auditing rules. Money received under sections 99D.14 and 99D.15 is deposited under section 8.57(3), unless another law or section 99D.15 says otherwise, and it must be used first as appropriated by the general assembly.
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A licensee must keep books and records showing daily admissions and money wagered, and must provide reports and information the commission requires.
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This provision defines key terms used in the chapter.
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Licensees must send the commission two audits on a yearly schedule: one after each calendar year and one after the licensee’s fiscal year.
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The commission must make an annual report to the governor.
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This section requires race days to include at least one Iowa-foaled horse or Iowa-whelped dog race, sets related registration and fee rules, and creates funding and breeding-industry payment requirements.
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The commission must hire or contract for chemists and veterinarians, adopt rules for positive drug reports, keep test samples, and ensure a commission veterinarian is present at every race meeting.