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The department may issue Class I or Class II bingo licenses, and it must set reporting rules for each class. Class I and Class II licenses have different gross-receipts thresholds and biennial fees, and music-themed bingo is limited to a special event bingo permit.
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Copies of information filed with the department must also be filed locally, including with the county clerk and, in some cases, the city or village clerk.
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The department must collect a 3% state tax on bingo gross receipts, and remit the tax quarterly within 30 days after each quarter ends. Local governments are generally barred from imposing an occupation tax on bingo receipts, unless the Nebraska Bingo Act says otherwise.
United States — Nebraska
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Tax deficiencies under subsection (1) of section 9-239 accrue interest and are subject to a penalty.
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A licensed organization may conduct bingo only in the county where its principal office is located.
United States — Nebraska
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A licensed organization has limits on bingo occasions, and special timing rules apply; the department may approve a rescheduling request for a canceled bingo occasion due to an act of God.
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Bingo occasions in a premises are capped at two per calendar week, with separate limits for limited period and special event bingos.
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A licensed organization may rent or lease premises for bingo, but the agreement must be written and meet several conditions.
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Licensed bingo organizations must buy bingo equipment only from a licensed distributor, and rental or lease agreements need to be in writing and approved by the department.
United States — Nebraska
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Alcoholic beverages generally cannot be sold or served to the public during a bingo occasion, except in limited period bingo or special event bingo with no one under 18 allowed to play. Food and nonalcoholic drinks may be sold, but profits must go to the licensed organization and bingo funds cannot be used for related
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Only a licensed organization or qualifying nonprofit may advertise certain bingo events, and bingo advertising cannot mention prize value above $4,000.
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This provision restricts who may play or help conduct bingo, and sets age and prize limits for limited period or special event bingo.
United States — Nebraska
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For Class I bingo occasions, a bingo chairperson or designated alternate must be present. For Class II bingo occasions, a licensed gaming manager must be present, unless an emergency allows the bingo chairperson or alternate to substitute.
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Licensed bingo organizations must not use reusable hard bingo cards or shutter cards, and licensed organizations must account for and report bingo card transactions.
United States — Nebraska
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Bingo games must use only the allowed random-selection devices and the balls must be comparable and randomly selectable.
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Bingo cards and related equipment or supplies used at regulated bingo events must follow department specifications.
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This provision limits bingo prizes, requires same-day award and delivery of each prize, sets a 50% quarterly prize-payout rule, and allows limited promotional prizes if specific conditions are met.
United States — Nebraska
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A licensed organization must keep bingo money separate, use the separate account for bingo donations and expenses, keep separate bingo books and records, and retain required records for at least three years.
United States — Nebraska
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Licensed organizations must keep bingo expenses reasonable and necessary, stay within a 14% expense cap, and pay bingo workers only by check from the bingo account.
United States — Nebraska
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Licensed bingo organizations must file annual reports with the department and, in certain dissolution or license-end situations, file a final report and disbursement plan; remaining bingo profits cannot go to private individuals or shareholders.