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Iowa Code § 99F.18 - Tax on winnings
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Winnings from slot machines and authorized sports wagering are treated as Iowa earned income and are subject to state and federal income tax laws.
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Winnings from slot machines and authorized sports wagering are treated as Iowa earned income and are subject to state and federal income tax laws.
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Licensees must withhold certain debtor winnings, give notice, and turn the money over to the collection entity. Claimant agencies and licensees may share necessary information, but it must stay confidential and be used only for debt collection duties.
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This chapter does not apply to certain wagering, fantasy sports, lottery, and bingo or games of skill/chance activities authorized under other chapters.
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Creates a gaming regulatory revolving fund and requires the department to report on it, bill billings early, repay any temporary general-fund use, and follow the governor’s expenditure directions.
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Wagering on a gambling game and sports wagering is legal when conducted by a licensee under this chapter.
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The commission has broad power to supervise gambling operations, make rules, license participants, investigate and enforce compliance, and impose certain controls on gambling activities.
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The commission must license eligible racetrack licensees for gambling games, and qualified licensees must meet fee, notification, and recordkeeping requirements.
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The department of inspections, appeals, and licensing must cooperate as much as possible with the division of criminal investigation when adopting gaming rules.
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The commission must not grant a gambling games license for a facility in the specified Des Moines area.
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Rules for excursion gambling boats also apply to gambling structures, unless this chapter says otherwise.
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Qualified sponsoring organizations and persons may apply for gambling boat licenses, and applications must be filed at least 90 days before the next excursion season with required details.
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Applicants for gambling-related licenses must use the prescribed application, provide required personal information and materials, and may be subject to background checks and searches; false statements can be a misdemeanor.
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This section sets conditions for gambling licenses, including who may get one, what licensees must do, and when the commission must revoke a license.
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The commission must issue sports wagering licenses when the fee is paid and an application is filed, and licensees must follow fee, disclosure, approval, and responsible-gaming requirements.
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A licensee must post a bond to the state before the license is issued, and the commission sets the bond amount and approves the sureties.
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This section limits who may wager, where wagers may be received, and how money, tokens, and credit cards may be used in sports wagering.
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This chapter may be cited as the Iowa Lottery Act.
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The section bars certain division employees and job applicants from conflicts of interest or disqualifying criminal histories, requires background checks and bonding, and lets the department and director make some screening decisions.
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Certain lottery commission and division staff may not have interests in lottery-related businesses or accept prohibited gifts, and violations can lead to removal and a serious misdemeanor.
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The department may operate self-service kiosks for authorized lottery tickets or products, but the kiosks must meet listed location, ownership, and use limits.